Walker Wildcats Year 1

The Extraordinarily Ordinary Life of Cassandra Jones, Book 1

De: Tamara Hart Heiner

Narrado por: Hysha Nesmith

What's special about Cassandra? Absolutely nothing. She's as ordinary as any other fifth grader. And yet her ordinary life is riddled with hilarious and sometimes heart-breaking mishaps as she guides herself through the world of pre-teens on the brink of adulthood. She's the new girl at school, uprooted from her beloved state of Texas and relocated to the hillbilly Ozarks of Springdale, Arkansas. She tries to hold it together as she weathers stubborn parents, vicious dog attacks, and petty cat fights. But when her teacher challenges her to push herself in a friendly competition, Cassie realizes she's been selling herself short. This book compiles episodes 1-6 of season 1, Walker Wildcats Year 1.

©2016 Tamara Heiner (P)2016 Tamara Heiner

Great story

Enjoyed the story with my little one. Great characters! Can't wait to start book 2.

A cute Children's book

It was a cute Children's book. Cassie is a girl I can identify with. She is really into academics. I was at that age too. I got this book through storyorigins and this is my voluntary and honest review.

Nice series for young girls

I am way too old for this book, but I think my granddaughter would love it and I might get it for her to read and see if she wants to read more of the series. There are quite a few life lessons that are covered, and they make good examples for us all. I am not going to ruin the story for anybody who reads or listens to it, but a lot happens to Cassandra as she is moved from one state to another and enrolled in a new school where she must start over and make new friends.

I was given a copy of this audio book by the author. My review is voluntary.

Wildcats walk

A fun audible book, the narrator is very lovely and is sure to hold your attention!

Great book for girl 10-12 yo

I enjoyed this book. The narrator did a decent job and was pleasant to listen to. She wasn’t consistent with the different character voices and there wasn’t much difference in character voices or narration voice. She also didn’t flow in her reading, pausing at wrong times not with a period etc. the author did a great job creating a world of a 5th grader. It was appropriate in the situations the girl faced and the thoughts and emotions a typical 5th grader would experience was spot on. Listening to this book brought back memories of when I was in 5th grade and I was able to relate to the characters. Great job. I think my daughter would enjoy this book if she were age 10 or older.