Kira-Kira Figurative Language
القصة المصورة الوصف
Identify, describe and illustrate figurative language found in the book, Kira-Kira.
نص القصة المصورة
- "TISSUES LOOKED LIKE GIANT BUTTERFLIES"
- "TREAT HIM LIKE AN ANT"
- Katie loves how Lynn has a way of finding magic and wonder in ordinary everyday objects and experiences.
- Lynn told Katie that the reason they are teased, ignored, or stared at is because the white people in their town discriminate against Japanese Americans and treat them like "ants". Katie notices that the white nurses coo over her new baby brother while ignoring her mother and wonders if when he's grown, he, too, will be ignored and looked down upon.
- BABY BOY TAKESHIMA
-
- "...SKY TURN RED. THE RED SPREAD LIKE BLOOD IN THE SEA."
- KIRA KIRA FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE: SIMILES
- "MOUTHS FULL OF RUBBER BANDS"
- "Aah have an aah-lash in mah aah!"(I have an eyelash in my eye.)
- As Lynn lies very ill, Katie watches the sunrise outside. The red in the sky spreading like blood is symbolic of the life slowly leaving Lynn's body.
- Moving from Iowa, at first Katie has a hard time understanding the southern accent in Georgia.
تم إنشاء أكثر من 30 مليون من القصص المصورة