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Binding: PaperbackEAN: 9780142411049 ISBN: 0142411043 Label: Puffin Manufacturer: Puffin Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 288 Publication Date: March 13, 2008 Publisher: Puffin Reading Level: Young Adult Studio: Puffin Related Items:
Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: When Lily’s internship at the Museum of Modern Art falls through, she thinks her summer is ruined. Then her dad hooks her up with a once-in-a-lifetime chance to intern for Sabrina Snow—sixteenyear- old Hollywood starlet and the girl of the moment. From the pages of Party Weekly magazine, Sabrina’s world looks like a nonstop merry-go-round of glamorous parties, red-carpet events, and designer clothes. But Lily soon learns that catering to a rising star is more work than play. Once she develops a crush on Sabrina’s boyfriend (that may or may not be reciprocated) and a yearning to help a needy fan, Lily’s summer starts to spiral out of control. If she can get things back in order, she will be richly rewarded. But do the costs of working for Sabrina outweigh the benefits? Average Rating:
 Rating: - Be Careful What You Wish For...Lily Miles has just finished her junior year of high school and is ready for her internship with the New York Museum of Modern Art over the summer before senior year. This will look great on her college application to Brown. As luck would have it, due to funding cuts her internship is a no go. Lily's luck picks up when her dad's unlikely college alumni connections land her a job as personal assistant to teen movie star Sabrina Snow. Will this be Lily's dream job or a case of be careful ... Read More Rating:  - Not the book of the moment 2.5 StarsI picked this book for some light reading. It looked good. I am an adult and have read great YA books as a way to have some fun and light reading in my life. While Geek High, Cindy Ella were really good, especially Cindy Ella (magnificent), this book paled in comparison. Perhaps teens would really appreciate it. The book was simplistic and brimming over with lessons for the young. It wasn't horrible, but if you're an adult who likes YA books, this is not one I would recommend. Rating:  - Book of the Moment =)Lemme start out by saying that I broke an important rule in the Book Lover's Code of Conduct. "Don't judge a book by its cover." I mean, the cover of this book is amazing, I couldn't stop staring at it, so I just got the book. Then, later, I thought I would regret it, but thank God I didn't! This book is great. It's a fast read, and it's really well-written. I like how the author didn't make Sabrina Snow like all the other teen pop stars in fiction. At the beginning of the book, Sabrina seems ... Read More Rating: - an interesting, amusing peek at the rewards and challenges of working for a famous movie starletLily is determined to become an intern for the summer, but her first job is cancelled --- which works out to her advantage when 16-year-old Hollywood movie star sensation Sabrina Snow needs someone to work for her. Lily is ecstatic to interview, even though getting the job would mean missing out on going to camp with her best friend and not seeing her crush, Max. The interview goes well, although Lily ends up selling her nude drawing of Max (created from imagination) to Sabrina at the star's insistence. ... Read More Rating:  - Great for TeensSometimes I come across young adult books that transcend and are also great for me (Early 20's), however this book was not. I finished it, but it took a couple of weeks and was a tedious process. I got it because my neice was visiting (she's 17) and I thought it would be good for the both of us. She loved it! I didn't. It is trivial and there was no real conclusion. And a bit snobby. If you are in your 20's and looking for good books from the young adult genre, I would suggest... Sloppy Firsts, The Perks of Being ... Read More 
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