Guitar Girl
by:
Sarra Manning (author)
Seventeen-year-old Molly Montgomery never planned on becoming famous. Starting a band with her best mates, Jane and Tara, was just a way to have some fun. But when the group is joined by charismatic bad-boy Dean, things onstage—and backstage—start happening, fast. Their band, The Hormones, is...
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Seventeen-year-old Molly Montgomery never planned on becoming famous. Starting a band with her best mates, Jane and Tara, was just a way to have some fun. But when the group is joined by charismatic bad-boy Dean, things onstage—and backstage—start happening, fast. Their band, The Hormones, is front-page news, and their debut album is rocketing up the charts. Molly is the force behind the band—a superstar diva—but the hazards of fame, first love, screaming fans, and sleazy managers are forcing the newly crowned teen queen of grrrl angst close to the edge. Fame never comes for free, and Molly’s about to find out what it costs.
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780525472346 (0525472347)
Publish date: February 9th 2004
Publisher: Dutton Juvenile
Pages no: 224
Edition language: English
Category:
Young Adult,
Childrens,
Teen,
Realistic Fiction,
Romance,
Contemporary Romance,
Contemporary,
Womens Fiction,
Chick Lit,
Music,
Young Adult Contemporary
This is one of those books that I tend to keep waffling back and forth on; it’ll sit on my shelf for a few months, and I’ll think “Oh, did I really like that book? Maybe I ought to read it again.” And then I read it and back on shelf it goes. Which isn’t to say that this is a bad book…yet it’s not...
WTF? Molly Montgomery and Jane pop up in [b:Adorkable|10890319|Adorkable|Sarra Manning|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1332268356s/10890319.jpg|15806095]! The band is a different name, though. Oh, I SO have to read this.
my friend recommended it to me. i read it. it was okay, but kinda bizarre ...
A British teen becomes a pop star. There are some drugs and sex, but also innocence. A coming-of-age story written almost like a diary. The cover looks more fun than the book actually is.
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