From the time she could write, Emily Cella was a writer. Then, three weeks shy of her twentieth birthday, on August 7, 2003, she was killed in a tragic automobile accident. These are her writings, composed between the ages of thirteen and nineteen, and collected by the family and friends who loved her.
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Emily Marjorie Cella was born August 31, 1983, the youngest of four children of Joseph and Teresa Cella of Centreville, Virginia. She was a rising junior at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, Virginia, when she died.
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Lovely writings,
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This review is from: I Used to Wear My Hair in Pigtails: Collected Poems and Stories of Emily Marjorie Cella (Paperback)
The author of this book was a dear friend of mine. Her mother published her writings after her death. Emily's writings are amasing, deep, and inspirational. She is truly missed!
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A beautiful book by a beautiful mind,
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This review is from: I Used to Wear My Hair in Pigtails: Collected Poems and Stories of Emily Marjorie Cella (Paperback)
This is a beautiful book in every way, filled with intelligence, spirit, and wit. Emily Cella was taken away from us at a very young age, but we have her honest, often hilarious, precocious writings. This book goes beyond being a memorial to Emily Cella -- it's a gift to readers.
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