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Creativity, And Heart-Melting In Terabithia By Katherine Paterson

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The book is a famous book which is about a country boy named Jesse Aaron meeting city girl named Leslie Burke. This book was written by Katherine Paterson. This book is famous because it is magical, imaginative, and heart-melting. The magic all begins in Terabithia. This is where the castle of Jesse and Leslie is found, surrounded by forests. Jesse and Leslie find giants in the forests and fight them with their own powers. Being able to rule over everything in the kingdom, they became the king and queen. Despite all the magical things happening in Terabithia, it is all just the creativity of Jesse and Leslie. It was all magical yet was all just in the imaginations of Jesse and Leslie. All imaginations on magical things happen when both Jesse

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