Blog Post #19


Write the Title of your book plus the minutes you read today.

Looking at the Poetry Tool handout that is posted, see if you can find any of these writing tools being used in your book. Although this are poetry tools, author's use them a lot in books.

What tools did you find. Quote at least two examples, plus the page number you found the example Ex.  "Her cheeks were rosy red like a fine wine being served on the thanksgiving table(45)"
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  1. AnonymousJuly 10, 2019 at 6:11 PM

    MAGIC TREE HOUSE #20 DINGOES AT DINNERTIME (1 HR and 41 min) A gift from a ship lost in the sea,
    A gift from the prairie blue,
    A gift from a forest far away,
    A gift from a kangaroo,
    this is a example of repetition because it keeps doing it over and over again.
    Be wise, Be brave, Be careful.
    this is a example of alliteration because it keeps saying on saying B's.

    Leigha

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