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Write 2 similes from the chapter and explain what the comparison means to you in the book bridge to tarabithia?
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"Like a gust of wind on a summer day, Leslie's energy seemed to sweep Jess along with her." This simile highlights Leslie's strong and vibrant personality, showing how she influences Jess and brings excitement into his life.
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"Jess felt like a tugboat lost in a sea of ships as he navigated the crowded hallway of his new school." This simile conveys Jess's feelings of confusion and overwhelm in his new environment, emphasizing his sense of being lost and out of place.
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