Craft In Ray Bradbury's All Summer In A Day
Everyone has been in a position where something in their life is so important that they cannot stop thinking about it. In All Summer In A Day, Ray Bradbury uses hyperbole, explosive writing, and symbolism to display how important the sun is to the children. Bradbury uses these three forms of craft in a very unique way. His use of simile and metaphor can also be argued to be forms of craft the author uses to send his message across. Overstatement, symbolism, and extremely detailed writing are all different styles of author’s craft. But all three are being used to emphasize the same purpose from the story. All Summer In A Day, by Ray Bradbury uses symbolism, hyperbole, and explosive writing to present the significance of the sun to the youths.