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out of my mind Alivia Jager (hyperbole: an extravagant exaggeration (page…
out of my mind Alivia Jager
alliteration - repeated constant sounds at the beginning of words
page 30 stupid six foot Styrofoam snowman
page 109 dimwit dimming
page 103 some serious smarts
page 94 she snorted snot
page 199 you are spaulding street elementary schools
page 96 boogie woggie bugle boy
page 72 gobbled gigantic green vitamins
page 75 sorry she was so sad and so scared
page 80 spoon slurp swallow
page 30 puppies and paradise one more day ill puke
page 104 budget bustin paperwork
page 10 smell of spilled sour soy milk
onomatopoeia: words whose sounds suggests its meaning
page 2 my parents have always blanketed me with conversation, they
chattered
and
babbled*
page 5 the
whump
and the
woosh
of the furnace coming alive each morning
page 5 i didn't
splash
or kick
page 19 boomed
page 19 chatter
page 35 screech
page 36 zoom
page 35 shrieked
page 35 whistled
page 33 gasps
page 33 plop
page 89 screeched
Idiom: a phrase that has a meaning different from the dictionary definition
page 5 i adsorbed everything
page 6 jazz music drives mom crazy
page 43 mrs V cracked up
page 42 was she nuts
page 44 it was driving me crazy
page 41 melody can be a hand full
page 41 if she sticks with me
page 41 oh gag me
page 41 but this one had hidden superpowers
page 43 your'e a smart cookie
page 39 when i started hanging around her house
personification: giving a human qualities to things and ideas
page 5 lullabies, mixed with the soft smells of bedtime slept with me
page 6 jazz to me sounds brown and tan, and smells like wet dirt
page 5 the whomp and woosh of the furnace coming alive each morning
page 40 color brings life
page 49 wants to marry the cloud
page 49 the cloud was to pretty
page 43 your a smart little cookie
page 95 her face was almost glowing
page 48 the blue fish will run away
page 183 the red stain on my blouse was screaming
page 46 i had magic thumbs
metaphor: a figure of speech stating two things are similar
page 1 deep with in me words pile up in huge drifts
page 2 my parents have always blanketed me with me with conversation
page 2 mountains of phrases and sentences and connected ideas
page 23 i can see it in her eyes
page 65 a flash of wriggling gold fun
page 64 colors had vanished
page 192 the next two weeks passed like a whirl wind
page 149 I've got brains of steel
page 256 must have been made of plastic
page 92 our 5th grade teacher reminds me of a television grandmother
page 90 new chair to my old one
page 90 Mercedes to a skate board
hyperbole: an extravagant exaggeration
page 4 I've watched those things a million times
page 6 dads music explodes in the kitchen
page 22 went to collage for like a million years
page 21 after watching sesame street and Dora a million times
page 111 seen it a million times
page 107 falling on the floor a million times
page 95 her face was almost glowing
page 65 jumped into by lap and done it a million times
page 41 bring her back in 20 years
page 40 there must be miles of material on that thing
page 39 i bet she could fit two whole basketballs in her hand
page 133 this will take about a year to read and understand
page 116 a million other sea animals
page 106 my class mates broke their necks
page 7 asked me a million times
simile - a comparison using like or as
page 3 my balance is like zip
page 1 words have always swirled around me like snowflakes,words were like sweet liquid gifts
page 36 took a deep breath like a swimmer
page 19 i slide out of my wheelchair like a piece of wet spaghetti
page 39 if mrs.V is like a tree then mom is like a twig
page 89 screeched kicked and pointed like godzilla
page 80 like a canine vacuum
page 77 followed penny around like the paparazzi following a rockstar
page 196 i had to be fed like a baby
page 204 buzzes around for a bit like a nervous bumble bee
page 70 danced like a tin man