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Yes, "No More Dead Dogs" by Gordon Korman contains metaphors that enhance its themes and character development. For instance, the protagonist's experiences with the school play serve as a metaphor for the struggle between authenticity and societal expectations. The title itself can be seen as a metaphor for the desire to move beyond clichéd narratives and embrace more complex, realistic storytelling. These metaphors contribute to the book's exploration of friendship, honesty, and the challenges of adolescence.
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When was No More Dead Dogs created?
No More Dead Dogs was created in 2000.
Who wrote no more dead dogs?
Gordon Korman is the author of No More Dead Dogs.
What is the ISBN of No More Dead Dogs?
The ISBN of No More Dead Dogs is 0-7868-1601-5.
How Many pages are in the Book No MOre Dead Dogs?
"No More Dead Dogs" by Gordon Korman has approximately 176 pages.
What kind of dog was in the book No more dead dogs?
The breed of dog on 'no more dead dogs' is a German Shepherd. Also said Alsatian as its real name.
What is the school's name in No more dead dogs?
I'm seeing a lot of questions here about the book No More Dead Dogs. If they're all from you, I don't mean to be rude, but you need to just read the book.
Who is the author of no more dead dogs?
Gordon Korman
What is the protagonist in the story no more dead dogs?
wallace wallace
What are some well know metaphors?
Life is like a rollercoster
Metaphors and similes to describe a campfire?
orange figures dancingorange tongued dogs licking
What are some book names that have dead dogs in them?
Old Yeller, Where the Red Fern Grows, Marley and Me, A dog called Kitty etc. (if you are tired of this read No More Dead Dogs)
How does everyone know Wallace is in the stadium at a Saturday game no more dead dogs?
because they think you are going to kill dogs
