The author employs many different literary devices throughout her book. which of the following passages best illustrates her use of simile?
a. "his right front tire had shredded and it flopped like a mangled arm."
b. "…and the men would hunker down around the cans and watch the smoke seep out the holes."
c. "his words coming out of the stone became a voice that merged with all the others…"
d. "the wind blew it toward us now…and it blew our kids around…"

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