Kitty Kitty

Michele Jaffe

Fiction

2008

Allissa Notley

Setting

Venice Italy• Most of the travel in Venice is done on canals of by walking. • Venice Italy is know for the beautiful architecture • It is also known for being the most romantic city in the world.

Characters Jasmine-She is always in the wrong place at the wrong time. She is half Jamaican and half Irish. She is smart tall, and has brown curly hair.

Cedric- He is Jasmine’s dad, but she calls him Dadzilla. Cedric wears Khaki Safari suits. He is a genius, and is over protective of Jasmine.

Sherri!- She is Jasmine’s step mom. Jasmine says her “supper power” is being unhateable. Sherri! Works as a double for movie stars.

The ConflictJasmine’s friend, Arabella, thinks someone is trying to kill her, but

nobody, not even Jasmine, will believe her. She ends up being

found dead in a canal, but nobody knows if it was murder or

suicide. So its up to Jasmine to find out, but how?

The Resolution

Jasmine finally figures out what happened to Arabella

with the help of her amazing friends from

California

My Opinion Of The Book

I thought it was a great book! And if you like mystery and suspense I bet you will like this book to!

About The Author • Michele Jaffe’s Favorite film is Clueless.• Her most treasured item is her green

chair shaped like a pony. • She was born on March 20, 1970 in Los

Angeles, California. • She went to Harvard University • Her favorite book by a dead person is

Auntie Mame by Patrick Dennis.

Questions1. Why did Jasmine have to move to

Venice, Italy? 2. What Is Jasmine’s boyfriends

name?3. What is Jacks nickname for

Jasmine?4. What is Jasmines nickname for

jack?5. Why is the book called Kitty Kitty?

Summary

Right when Jasmine’s life starts to look up, she has to leave her whole life in California because

he dad decides to move to Venice Italy. Jasmine’s only friend in

Venice is Arabella, but she isn’t around long and its up to Jasmine

to find out why. While figuring out the mystery

behind Arabella’s death, Jasmine get mixed up in all kids of

trouble.