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 Pop Tart - Kira Coplin
 Pop Tart - Kira Coplin ... HarperCollins Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... earning her even more column inches, but when her heavy partying brings Brooke's demons to the surface she begins to fall ... more ... apart and soon, she is taking Jackie down with her.
When Jackie is forced to learn the rules of showbusiness the hard way, her friendship with Brooke is put to the ultimate test - will she be yet another casualty of Brooke's increasing quest for fame? Or can she save herself - and Brooke?
*****MY REVIEW*****
Pop Tart is the debut novel from Kira Coplin and Julianne Kaye. From the back cover it sounds like a very interesting read. A make-up artist, Jackie, is trying to make her way in LA when the chance of a lifetime co...more |
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Pop Tart - Kira Coplin: Pop Tart by Kira Coplin and Julianne Kaye (809 words)
by - written on 29/06/09 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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*****THE SYNOPSIS***** Young make-up artist Jackie Reilly has always dreamed of making it big in TinselTown, concealing the flaws of the rich and famous. Stuck in a rut with a crazy boss, she thinks her big break will never come - until she meets a girl who guarantees her life will never be the same again! 16-year-old Brooke Parker is bubbly, vivacious, charming - and about to become the world's most famous teenager. A pop singer on the verge of superstardom, Brooke instantly takes a shine to Jackie and draws her into a world of white-stretch limos, screaming fans and invitations to VIP events. But as Jackie quickly finds out, fame has ... Read the complete review
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