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Jake Filler: Summary

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This story is about a person named Jake Filler.He has brown hair,and wears a black shirt and brown pants.Many people liked him,he is afraid that he will break a bone.He is good at sports his favorite sport is soccer.He has a mom and dad also one brother. Jake Filler is in 7th grade he gets good grades.Many of his friends are nice to him and the teacher enjoy having him in their class.His favorite class in P.E because he likes to be active and doesn’t like to stay in class all day.Jake's brothers name is Tom they both like to go and play outside.Tom is older than Jake by a year,Jake is twelve and Tom is 13. Jake ask his mom if he can join a soccer team she said yes.His team name is penguins.He was captain he was

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