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Cilla Lee-Jenkins Book 12

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By Jodie Spartz

 Remember book reports when we were in school? For some they were a dreaded terrible thing, for others they were fun ways to recall your favorite book and an easy format to tell someone what the book was about. I've decided to post some reports of books I've read recently; let's jump right in.

      This book was given to me as an inspiration gift because it was noticed that I enjoy writing and reading very much. At work during down time I would write short stories and I even wrote the love story of one of my married co-workers on this blog. Matter fact the person that gave me the book! You can read his story here it's called A Recovery Love Story. 


Author: Susan Tan/ Illustrated by, Dana Wulfekotte

Title:  Cilla Lee - Jenkins The Epic Story

Main Characters:  Cilla Lee-Jenkins, Gwendolyn Lee-Jenkins, Essie Lee-Jenkins, Ye Ye, Nai Nai, Grandma Jenkins, Grandpa Jenkins, Mom & Dad

Setting: This story mostly takes place both in Cilla's home & in her 5th grade classroom.

Plot:  Cilla is getting prepared for middle school. She's trying to figure out if she needs to be more grown up & mature. She has a battle with what being mature even means! It also takes a look at some of the trials & tribulations that life can throw at a person.

Personal Endorsement:  I throughly enjoyed reading this book. It was very moving, I even shed a tear. My favorite thing about this Epic story is that it reminded me that I have the strength to endure. I also enjoyed the fact that Cilla is an author extraordinaire. I can relate to that. She also loves to read & her favorite place is the Library. That was also my favorite place as a young person. This book was definitely an epic adventure. Here's a good part "I don't want to talk to someone that says that there's a silver lining to every cloud, when anything bad happens. Which doesn't make a lot of sense because clouds are made of water, not silver so that sounds like pollution and not something you'd want!" I cracked up, all I can say it that this book is worth the read. 


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