What is a personification in the book the angel experiment?

Answer 1

On page 289 near the top of the page a personification is:

'I opened my mouth to explain the life lesson that was screaming to be learned here, but Fang caught my eye.'

The personification is the life lesson was screaming to be learned.

Answer 2

In "The Angel Experiment" by James Patterson, a personification occurs when the characters refer to the "School" (the place where they were experimented on) as a living entity, attributing human characteristics to it. For example, they describe the School as "evil" and "cruel," adding a sense of foreboding to the story.