Tuck Everlasting

Examples of figurative language in Tuck Everlasting include similes, metaphors, and personification. For instance, the author uses a simile comparing the road to a "soft black ribbon" and personifies...

The narrator personifies the road to Treegap by describing it as "humbly" making its way into the village, attributing a human quality to a non-human object. This personification suggests the quaint,...