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    Precipice Surfing, by C.M Jove | Dedicated Review

    Jennifer LemmBy Jennifer Lemm3 Mins Read Ages 4-8 Ages 9-12 Author Showcase Books with Boy Characters Chapter Books Social Emotional
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    Book Review of Precipice Surfing: The Tales of Bray, Jupee and Saghee
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    Precipice Surfing: The Tales of Bray, Jupee and Saghee

    Written by C. M. Jove

    Illustrated by Sydney Stone

    Ages: 8+ | 68 Pages

    Publisher: BookBaby (2025) | ISBN:  979-8350979428

    What to Expect: Imagination, personification, feelings, social growth.

    Have you ever wondered if your stuffies could think and feel? In Precipice Surfing, author C. M. Jove takes a unique approach, using the concept of stuffies learning and growing as a metaphor for tween emotional development. It’s a fresh perspective that’s sure to intrigue readers.

    Meet Braydon “Bray,” a typical 6th grader who adores Minecraft, art, and coding.  Like many tweens, Bray’s room is a haven for a variety of stuffies.  Jove introduces us to two of Bray’s most cherished companions. Jupee, a baby planet plush with shimmering rings, embodies the innocence and curiosity of youth. Saghee, a plush black hole with purple rings, exudes wisdom and a thirst for knowledge.  These two are not just fabric and stuffing, but the living embodiment of Bray’s deepest imaginings, brought to life by his boundless creativity.

    Throughout Precipice Surfing, readers witness Bray guiding Jupee and Saghee through the maze of typical tween issues. They learn the art of compromise, the importance of fairness and respect in relationships, and the crucial lesson of not comparing oneself to others.  Tween readers will see themselves in Jupee and Saghee as they navigate the social hierarchy of Bray’s room, growing into the best versions of themselves. Adult readers will be reminded of the growth pains they once experienced, finding inspiration in the characters’ journey.

    Precipice Surfing is a strong yet relatable example of the complex feelings tweens experience daily.  Any tween or adult of a tween will appreciate and understand the struggles faced in this story, making it an enjoyable read and a wonderful resource to have in their home library.

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    About the Author

    C.M. Jove is an emerging young author whose vibrant narratives spring from his sketchbook, now transformed into this debut story. As a rising high school student, he hopes Precipice Surfing will inspire others—kids and adults alike—to take on ambitious creative projects and believe in their own ideas. This passion project reflects his excitement for innovation and his belief in the transformative power of imagination.

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    Jennifer Lemm

    Jennifer Lemm grew up in Wisconsin, where she graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education.  She has taught in a variety of classrooms. Currently living in Colorado and a stay-at-home mother to three, as a lifelong reader, she can often be found with her nose in a book, adding to her ever-increasing pile of to-be-read books.  When not reading, Jennifer (along with her family) is often found cheering for her favorite sports teams or outside enjoying nature.

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