Millicent Marie Is Not My Name (Kindle Edition) newly tagged "theater"

Millicent Marie Is Not My Name is a funny, sweet and relatable book that elementary and middle school kids will thoroughly enjoy. Told from the first person voice of Millie herself, it's a tale of one girl's attempt to finally fit in with her peer group after her little brother starts a blog with her private journal and inadvertently makes her the most popular girl at school--only no one knows it's really her. Young readers will relate to Millie's struggles to be liked, and will find her journey entertaining, her advice to her friends often wise, and the lessons she learns about bullying timely and important. I highly recommend this book for parents and their children.

From my 9yo daughter, who loved the book: (she wrote this review herself)

The book is about a girl named Millicent Marie Harris, it all started when her little brother thought it would be funny if he posted what she was writing in her diary, and when Millicent found out, she was going to delete it but then she started getting emails about how everyone liked her post and to keep writing, she liked the attention and kept posting things that she wrote.

I liked the end when Millicent Marie told everybody that Amanda was just someone that she wanted to be.

That was a great book, I liked it so much I only read it in one day!

Madelynne Kinrade age 9 turning 10 on October 31

Grade 3 I'm in fourth grade next year.

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