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What are some personifications in the book Island of the Blue Dolphins?
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In "Island of the Blue Dolphins," the main character, Karana, personifies the island itself by referring to it as "her." The island is described as having moods, providing sustenance, and offering challenges to Karana. The wild dogs on the island are also personified as cunning and ruthless adversaries.
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Is there a second book of the book Island of the Blue Dolphins?
yes
What date is it in the Island of the Blue Dolphins book?
1964
When was the book Island of the Blue Dolphins made?
1960
Do they mention blue jays in the book Island of the Blue Dolphins?
NOPE
Who was the villain in the book the Island of the Blue Dolphins?
Captain Orlov
What is the next book in Island of the Blue Dolphins?
My Name is Not Angelica
How many words are in island of the blue dolphins?
depends there are different sizes of the book
What is the Island of the Blue Dolphins?
Island of the blue dolphins is a book by Scott O'Dell. it's about a girl named Karana who live alone on a island for 18 years after her tribe leave.
What is a poem for the book called Island of the Blue Dolphins?
Island of the Blue Dolphins An island wild and free Where one young girl survives alone In harmony with land and sea
Is the book Island of the Blue Dolphins about native Americans?
No, it is about an island girl far from america
Did the book Island of the Blue Dolphins happen in real life?
yes
What is an another alliteration in island of the blue dolphin?
An example of alliteration in the book Island Of The Blue Dolphins is Coral Cove
