One of the most important things in literature is appearance. Whether it is how someone portrays their characters in there book or how they portray there story as a whole, appearance makes literature. The way you look and carry yourself creates an impression on others, appearance in literature becomes a huge thing in character development and usually someone’s character traits determine who that character will be.
Am I supposed to care what the kids at a little old place like Wilson School wear?" (The Egypt Girls, page 39)
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"But a bright and beautiful blur, no matter how distant, was better than a reality that was dull and gray." (The Egypt Girls, page 51)</span>
To handpick is to select carefully with a particular purpose in mind. So, for example, if you were "handpicked", then you might've been chosen because you're smart.
It’s a complex sentence because it has an independent clause (I watched a movie) and a dependent clause (while you were sleeping)
Was to explain to foreign nations why the colonists had chosen to separate themselves from Great Britain
