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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2009

Lexile Score

530

Reading Level

1-2

ATOS

3.8

Interest Level

9-12(UG)

نویسنده

Gaby Triana

ناشر

HarperTeen

شابک

9780061883316
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نقد و بررسی

Publisher's Weekly

July 12, 2004
Though the spotlight is on the teenage daughter of a rock star, Triana's alluring first novel focuses less on the glitzy trappings of stardom than on the inner turmoil that accompanies Desert's peripatetic lifestyle. Raised on the road by her touring parents, Desert laments that she has "seen about as many hotels and cities, sound checks and catered meals as one sixteen-year-old would care to see. All I've ever wanted is one place to call home." As the book opens, she has just moved from L.A. to a posh Miami mansion with her rock star father, Flesh, and her mother, who manages his band. At her new school, the girl is befriended by Becca, a brooding, aspiring songwriter and guitar player who idolizes Flesh. Desert falls in love with another classmate, Liam, whose stepmother is writing an exposé on what she perceives to be the shortcomings of Desert's mother's parenting. The plot takes some other unabashedly theatrical turns, but the author delivers the twists with a wink ("Yeah, like how Becca happens to be Dad's biggest fan, my boyfriend is the stepson of an evil tabloid reporter, and my mother's best friend is setting up the family business for failure. Sounds like something out of a movie"). And Desert's first-person narrative, in which dialogue nimbly segues into her thoughts, creates a credible voice. Readers will find that this tale strikes some true notes. Ages 12-up.




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