Way Too Cool

You should be honest about who you are.

Sensory language is descriptive language that engages the senses. In the story, it is used to show what it feels like to have an asthma attack.

The character wants to come back later to find their inhaler.

It allows the author to provide details about characters that they wouldn’t reveal about themselves.

The setting can create challenges for the character, such as being at school making it difficult for Aston to admit he has asthma.

Inference is a conclusion reached based on evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.

Character honesty can drive the plot and influence relationships, as seen in the message of 'Way Too Cool'.

Sensory details create vivid imagery that helps readers empathize with the character's feelings and experiences.

Internal conflict can create tension and drive character development, influencing their decisions and actions.

Point of view refers to the perspective from which a story is told, affecting how information is presented to the reader.