What is a personification in the book wayside school falling down?

While "Wayside School Is Falling Down" is full of quirky characters and humorous situations, it's not particularly known for extensive use of personification. Personification is giving human qualities to inanimate objects or abstract ideas.

However, here's an example from the book that could be considered personification:

* The school itself: The book's title suggests that the school is falling down, literally. This could be interpreted as the building itself struggling, experiencing emotions, or being unable to cope with its chaotic environment. This gives the building a human quality.

While not as clear-cut as some other examples of personification, this idea of the school being a character in itself, struggling and reacting to its surroundings, adds to the book's humor and absurdity.

Let me know if you'd like to explore other potential examples from the book!