More Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet

by Lola Douglas

Overview

From the critically acclaimed author of True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet comes this incredibly fun sequel.

Just when Morgan Carter is falling in love with the simple life she built incognito in Fort Wayne, Indiana, her true identity as an infamous Hollywood starlet is outed and she's forced to return to LA.

While most girls would give anything for a life filled with celeb-studded parties, constant press coverage, and mega-fame, for Morgan going home is more complicated than it seems. Hollywood holds deep, dark secrets that Morgan has yet to confront. Secrets that could ruin everything.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781595140517
Publisher:	Penguin Publishing Group
Publication date:	11/02/2006
Pages:	224
Product dimensions:	5.78(w) x 8.48(h) x 0.83(d)
Age Range:	12 - 17 Years

About the Author

Lola Douglas lives in Wilmington, Delaware— as far away as possible from the bloodsucking mongrels known as “the paparazzi.” Her first book in the Confessions series, True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet, has been called “absorbing” (Kliatt, starred review) and “the perfect book” for Meg Cabot fans to pick up.

Editorial Reviews

The continuing travails of 17-year-old Morgan, genuine movie star, as she tries to live like a normal teenager in the Midwest, come across with delightful zing, yet address serious subjects. Morgan deals with first love, old enemies, best friends, new enemies, weight gain, hairstyles, fashion and her selfish mother, all the while fending off the horrid paparazzi and tabloid press. With all of that, she's inches away from her first-year sobriety token when she's thrown together with the celebrity who raped her years ago. Written in diary-style, this sequel picks up right where the opener left off, with little explanation of what has gone before. As such, it barely stands on its own, but for fans who want more, it delivers. Douglas manages the lightest of styles while delving into deep issues for adolescents. Fun, breezy entertainment with thoughtful undertones. (Fiction. YA)

Kirkus Reviews