Do Re Me

About the Book

Let us study Do Re Mi and sing with me!

About the Author

Jacqueline V. Illera was born on December 2, 1976 and became a dedicated Occupational Therapist who loves to travel. Her work has allowed her the liberty to explore various parts of California and made friends in many metropolitan cities. Her fascination for different cultures exposed her to the diversity and the ever haunting human connections with food, beverage, music, dance and best of all laughter. Her creativity and innovativeness knows no boundary and she lives by the rule of Abundance Mentality within the context of imagination and literary interest. She was born in Quezon city, Philippines and a greatful citizen of the United States. Her proud parents Herminia Valer Illera and Edward Marshall L. Illera are two of her favorite characters in life who inspired her to be legendary and encourage her to set good examples towards children. She is an aspiring comedian and playwrite. She had always been an advocate for elders, disabled and children using her sense of humor and love for the arts. She is a mentor, an animal lover, an adventurer and a strong advocate for inspirational learning and exploration. "Let the Little Children Come to Me!," rings true in her life as she began exploring the virtual world thru Social Media after traveling to cities of the world such as Madrid, Paris, London, Petra, Nairobi, and Jerusalem in pursuit of the historical and biblical Jesus and His disciples. She invites the children of the world to be renewed and discover a loving relationship with the Father in Heaven through musical notes and lyrics. Armed with the technology, books and information on the internet, she has pragmatically ignited many newspapers, archives, celebrities and citizens on social media with the power of etymology of known and unknown origins. Her play with words, mnemonics, word-play, reading styles and story telling with the use of parables and fables contagiously influenced many advertising entities and the youth giving them liberty to replicate and improvise her ideas. She taught people how to read forward, backwards, translated poetry and lyrics to relay sense of humor and undeniable recognition of truths and satire with words. She molded words and sentences, broke them down and expanded words to simplify comedic word plays and lyrics on various social network and You Tube Videos. Videos allower to exhibit creativity and discover human connections in symbolism, sometimes shockingly and satirically exemplifying a human-Creator relationship never before explored. She is a lover or peace and uses humor to expose the truth and many difficult topics. Like a banshee or a lady whisperer, she exudes an aura of a mystic in love with simplicity of truth in the eyes of children. Jacqueline V. Illera