The Higher Power of Lucky

How does Susan Patron use imagery in The Higher Power of Lucky?

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Imagery:

"The dress felt like a pile of feathers, almost too light and silky to touch. It made Lucky feel she should wash her hands. It was a dress you would wear only for something very important, like coming to California to become someone's guardian."

"The sky arched up forever, nothing but a sheet of blue, hiding zillions of stars and planets and galaxies that were up there all the time, even when you couldn't see them. It was kind of peaceful and so gigantic."

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The Higher Power of Lucky