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How Jess house on Christmas day to the gift exchange at Terabitha?
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What gifts jess and Leslie exchange at Christmas?
they had made a big good tree house and jess had made a very good suprise for his sister and she was very happy
What gift do jess and Leslie exchange at Christmas?
they had made a big good tree house and jess had made a very good suprise for his sister and she was very happy
Will there be a bridge to terabitha 2?
will there be a bridge to terabithia 2 will lesliey come back alive i hope jess will save her
Why does jess give Leslie a puppy?
They give Jess a puppy for Christmas.
What does Leslie give jess for Christmas?
Leslie gives Jess an art set for christmas.
When Brenda criticizes Leslie what does Jess do in bridge to terabitha?
In "Bridge to Terabithia," when Brenda criticizes Leslie, Jess defends her by standing up for Leslie and telling Brenda to stop. He values and supports his friendship with Leslie and does not tolerate anyone speaking ill of her.
Why is does Jess fell lonely?
Jess feels lonely in the house because he is surrounded by females
What did Jess plane to give Leslie for Christmas initially?
Jess planned to give Leslie a box of paints for Christmas initially.
What does Jess initially plan to give Leslie for Christmas?
puppy
What did Jess and his sisters want to buy May Belle for Christmas?
Jess and his sisters wanted to buy May Belle a pair of white sneakers for Christmas.
What does Leslie give to Jess in Bridge to terrabithia for Christmas not birthday?
In Bridge to Terabithia, Leslie gives Jess a paint set for Christmas, not for his birthday. This gift ultimately inspires Jess to pursue his artistic talents and leads to a deeper connection between the two friends through their shared creativity.
How jess died in house rules by Jodi Picoult?
In the book "House Rules" by Jodi Picoult, Jess is killed by a gunshot. It is revealed that the gun belonged to Jacob, Jess's brother who has autism. The circumstances surrounding Jess's death become a central focus of the novel, as the family grapples with questions of guilt, innocence, and responsibility.
