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If you are talking about Bridge to Teribithea, Jess and Leslie meet because Leslie is a new kid and they live by each other.
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Why does Jess think Leslie has failed him?
Jess thinks that Leslie has failed him because Leslie died and left him there by himself.
What finally brings jess and Leslie in friendship?
When Leslie moves next to jess they makeout
What does Leslie give jess for Christmas?
Leslie gives Jess an art set for christmas.
What unbelievable news does brenda give jess about Leslie when he arrives back from Washington?
Brenda tells Jess that Leslie is dead.
Why did jess say he wanted Leslie to run in the boys race?
Why did Jess say that he wanted Leslie to run in the boys race
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
When did Leslie lend bill's raincoat to jess?
Leslie lent Bill's raincoat to Jess last week.
How has Leslie and Jess relationship with Jess helped him grow?
Leslie's friendship with Jess helped him grow by providing him with emotional support, a sense of belonging, and the courage to be himself. Through their shared experiences and adventures, Leslie encouraged Jess to embrace his creativity and develop a stronger sense of self-confidence. Overall, Leslie's constant companionship and guidance played a significant role in Jess's personal growth and development.
How do the members of the Aarons family (other than Jess) feel about Leslie?
how do the members of aarons family (other than jess) fell about leslie
What does Jess want Leslie to teach him how to do in the summer?
Jess wants Leslie to teach him how to run and swing on the rope over the creek during the summer.
What did Leslie's friendship teach jess?
Leslie's friendship taught Jess the importance of being true to oneself, embracing creativity, and the power of imagination. Leslie showed Jess how to break free from societal norms and be unapologetically unique, helping him grow as an individual.
