What is the hyperbole from because of winn dixie?

In "Because of Winn-Dixie," a notable hyperbole is when Opal describes how her dog, Winn-Dixie, made her feel as if he could "talk" to her and understand her emotions. This exaggeration emphasizes the deep bond between them and highlights how Winn-Dixie's presence transforms Opal's life. It illustrates the idea that the connection between a pet and its owner can feel incredibly profound and communicative, even if it’s not literally true.