Question

1. use dont go into the library to answer this question. the authors use of language in lines 13 - 17 best contributes to the tone of the poem by— comparing the library to a bakery to show how warm and inviting books can be emphasizing the library as a quiet place to go for people to read explaining how books are strictly for people who like learning new things warning that libraries are dangerous because people dont want to leave

Explanation:

Lines 13 - 17 describe the library as having something for everyone, with the "deli offerings of civilization itself", creating a warm and inviting image similar to a bakery. This comparison shows how appealing books can be.

Answer:

comparing the library to a bakery to show how warm and inviting books can be