Does the book Ramona by Helen hunt Jackson a have similes in it?

Yes, the book "Ramona" by Helen Hunt Jackson does contain similes. Similes are figures of speech that compare two things directly, using words like "like" or "as." For example, in Chapter 1, the author writes, "Her face was as brown as a berry that has been dried in the sun."

Here are a few more examples of similes from "Ramona":

- "He was as old as the oldest oak on the hills."

- "Her eyes were as black as sloes."

- "Her hair was like a cloud."

- "Her laugh was like the tinkling of silver bells."

- "She was as quick as a bird."