Who is janice Avery in the Bridge to Terabithia book?

Answer 1

Why was Janice Avery Crying in Bridge To Terabithia?

Ans. Janice Avery was crying because her father beat her up and when she was angry at him, she told all the secrets to her closest friends, Wilma and Bobby Sue, and they both exposed the secrets around the whole school and rumors were being spread around like a wildfire.

Answer 2

A Scene from the Bridge to Terabithia Leslie after winning the "boys only race" scene Students including Jess Aarons and his little sister Maybelle and Leslie Burke are in a bus for home. Jess and his little sister gets off the bus. When the bus starts to leave, it suddenly stops then comes Leslie getting off. While walking towards home, Jess thinks that she is following him but his surprise, she is his new neighbor. She and her family has just moved in that neighborhood. Maybelle gets a bit curious about the new girl so she asks her if she has a Barbie and Leslie says she has some. Then, they wave good bye.

Answer 3

Jess and Leslie never really liked 'Monster Mouth Myers'. But at the very end of the book, when Ms. Myers talked to Jess in the hall, he realized that she really was a nice person. He was sorry that they had said a bunch of mean things about her, and he wished she would never hear those things.

Answer 4

Janice Avery is the school bully of Bridge to Terabithia. She picks on other kids and hurts their feelings.

Spoiler alert!

Later in the book, Janice ends up telling Leslie that the only reason she's mean is because her father beats her everyday and she has no other way of showing her anger besides picking on people.

Answer 5

Janice Avery is a mean and bully character in the book "Bridge to Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson. She torments the main characters of the story, Jess and Leslie, before experiencing a change in her attitude towards the end of the book.

Answer 6

Janice Avery is a bully until she gets made fun of and Leslie helps her out.

Answer 7

jance avery was crying because she had too many problems.