Where is a hyperbole used in the book just listen?

While "Just Listen" by Sarah Dessen doesn't feature many *obvious* hyperboles, there are a few moments where the language leans towards exaggeration for emphasis. Here are a couple of examples:

* "I had a feeling it would be a long, long night." (This is a common hyperbole used to express the feeling of time dragging on during a difficult experience.)

* "I could have screamed until my lungs burst." (This exaggerates the intensity of the character's feelings, emphasizing their frustration.)

These examples, while not overtly hyperbolic, use exaggeration to amplify the emotional weight of the situation.

It's worth noting that "Just Listen" focuses more on realistic and relatable characters and experiences, making it less likely to rely on dramatic hyperbole for storytelling.