Famous For 30 Seconds

The book Famous For 30 Seconds is the first book in the Commercial Breaks series.
It is written by P.G. kain, and it has lots of good description.

 

Brittnay Rush has been working in the commercial business ever since she was a baby when she and her agent, Judith Lister, met when  Judith  crashed into the Rush's bumper.

But, when the Rush family moves to hong kong for a year, everything changes.



coming soon!

rating: 5 stars

Close to famous

The story Close To Famous is about Foster Macfee, a spunky girl who wants to have a cooking show like her idol Sonny Kroll.

Mama and foster are running away from mama ex- boyfriend, huck (who thinks he is elvis!!!!!!)

They met lots of good people in Culpepper, west virginia,
Including Macon,
Angry Wayne,
and a famous singer who is one of mama's biggest idols and could help her shoot her way to the top.

Some Books I Want YOU to tell me about

     


   


 


 

I havent read any of these yet, but I would like YOU to tell me about them
In comments, write a small, one paragraph review about one of these books.
Think of it as a summer reading list...
I have never read any of these, but I will read them too!

And by the way, Dont spoil it for me......

Racing In The Rain

What a beautiful story!



Racing In The Rain is a childrens version of  The Art Of Racing In The Rain.



Even though most dogs love to chase cars, our main dog, Enzo, wants to race them. All he can do is just sit there and see his owner, Denny, talk and walk, while Enzo curses the monkeys for stealing "his" thumbs. Eve, Denny's wife, gets really sick.
The story taught me about love and hope, and you can always believe in the impossable.

The crow

this is a poem that I wrote myself:
  

                                                             The Crow

As his black face stalks at midnight,

His wings flap in the wind,

A girl walks out of her shelter,

sees him in the black of night,

Thinking, "I wish I were a bird,

a big, beautiful crow."

who could fly away,

nobody screaming,

 " Get back to your lessons!"
to him at all.