Imagery in The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks?

Answer 1

"It was matted with fuzz and dwarflike, no more than a few pounds, and it was sitting on its haunches in the corner of the box, looking just about as ugly as she'd ever seen a puppy look. Its head was large, out of proportion to the rest of its body. Whimpering, it looked up at her, a glob of muck in its eyes." This is on page xi.

Answer 2

In "The Last Song," Nicholas Sparks utilizes vivid imagery to bring the coastal setting of North Carolina to life. Descriptions of the beach, the ocean, and the small town create a sense of place and contribute to the emotional depth of the story. The imagery enhances the reader's experience by immersing them in the beauty of the scenery and setting a poignant tone for the narrative.