Pop Tart - Kira Coplin Reviews
Description:ISBN 1847561209 /
Newest Review: ... on to my sister and stared out of the window for the rest of the journey; There was nothing to hold my interest and my sister ... more
... also quickly lost interest in it. Back home took me two weeks to finish reading it as I kept putting it down, then coming back to it (I can usually read a book a day).
To be honest; the only reason I picked it up in the first place is because I'm a Britney Spears fan and seeing as POP TART is written by an entertainment journalist (Coplin) and a professional make-up artist who has worked with Britney (Kaye), I was confident that this story would give us a glimpse into what daily life is like for world-famous, you...more
Customer Pop Tart - Kira Coplin Reviews (1)
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- - - - - - - - - - In a nutshell - - - - - - - - - - POP TART is told through the eyes of Jackie Reilly - who like millions of others has always dreamed of making it big in Tinsel Town. She drops out of college with the hope of making it as a make-up artist and eventually has a one-off chance to work with up and coming teen pop singer Brooke Parker. This meeting leads to a regular working relationship and friend that will soon be tested. As 16 year old Brooke grows up under the media's microscope, becomes the breadwinner for her family and in pushed and used by the people who are meant to be looking out for her she begins to rebel and is ... Read the complete review
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