No Way In by Patty SlateHigh school student Darren Banks is sick of being a viewed as a nerd. Darren enlists the help of his older cousin Tyrone to help him learn to dress, walk, and talk. With Tyrones help, Darren soon climbs to the peak of high school popularity, but in his quest to become someone else, will Darren forget who he was? Find out in this exciting novel. What is the GENRE?

GENRE AND FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

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No Way In by Patty SlateHigh school student Darren Banks is sick of being a viewed as a nerd. Darren enlists the help of his older cousin Tyrone to help him learn to dress, walk, and talk. With Tyrone’s help, Darren soon climbs to the peak of high school popularity, but in his quest to become someone else, will Darren forget who he was? Find out in this exciting novel. What is the GENRE?

A	Fiction
B	Nonfiction
C	Folklore
D	None of the above

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -The tale of Sleeping Beauty is one of the classics of the fairy-tale genre, with a truly fascinating history. Alongside stories such as Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood, it is one of the best-known narratives in the western-European tradition but arguably originates from much further afield.

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