DRAMA
Author: Raina Telgemeier
Cover of the book.
Short hair, Purple hair and long hair.
Callie Meets the Twins for the First Time.
Justin= Backpack.
Callie= Purple hair.
Liz is Afraid of the Dark!
Liz= Red hair.
Matt= Glasses and only boy in picture.
Characterization
a) A grade older and
b) Trying to avoid her as much as possible! There is another little boy that takes over her emotions, her little brother Richard! Greg brings out the good and silly emotions, and Richard mostly brings out the anger and depress. These are some examples that I thought were good examples. In conclusion, the main character, Callie, in the book Drama, shows who she is in many ways through characterization.
Dialogue
Theme
HOW THE THEME IS SHOWN:
After Callie and Greg kissed Greg goes back to Bonnie and attempts to avoid her. Then towards the end of the book he tries to play it off saying he made a stupid mistake and he promise it won't happen again. Once Callie heard that she was very agitated. She just pushed him aside and walked away because she thought he was ridiculous.
Another good example was at the part where Callie had a final talk with Jesse before summer. She really liked him and if he was to like any girl, it would have been her too.
Figurative, Sensory, and Descriptive language.
"YOU FUZZBRAIN! I TOLD YOU TO STAY OUT OF MY ROOM!" This is figurative language because he isn't really a fuzzbrain. I chose this example because it's exaggeration and a metaphor. Another strong example is at the part where auditions are about to begin and Jesse tells Justin to "break a leg" which is a rhetorical statement for actors which means " good luck!" In conclusion, There is a lot of figurative, sensory, and descriptive language in this book.