CHALLENGE! What is this called?

Giving human characteristics to non-human things

A comparison using "like" or "as"

Name that literary device

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"So there you have it. You're well aware of exactly what was coming to Himmel Street by the end of 1940. I know. You know. Liesel Meminger, however, cannot be put into that category" (p. 142).

A comparison (without "like" or "as)

Crafting characters' speaking style to make them more realistic and convey information about them

Name that literary device

Name that literary device

Name that literary device

A "saying" (that makes no sense literally and often not too much sense figuratively)

Name that literary device