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Goodbye, Hollywood Nobody: A Novel - eBookNAV Press / 2010 / ePub
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Have questions about eBooks? Check out our eBook FAQs. Product DescriptionCharley's off to Scotland with her new beau, and Scotty and her dad travel to Maine in search of Scotty's mom. When they land on her mother's last known trail, will their questions finally be answered?
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Publisher's DescriptionCharley s off to Scotland with her new beau, and Scotty and her dad travel to Maine in search of Scotty s mom. When they land on her mother s last known trail, will their questions finally be answered?
ChristianBookPreviewsLisa Samsons Goodbye, Hollywood Nobody is a fun, teenage adventure with a sweet family side. As it completes the Hollywood Nobody series, concluding the story of Scotty Fitzgerald, an enthusiastic, bright teenaged girl who is learning to find both her identity and her motivations in God.
Scotty, newly reunited with her father, has abandoned the blogging and the Hollywood blur to go search for her mother, whom shes almost certain must still be alive somewhere. Based on a tip from one of her fathers FBI contacts, the two take off for Maine to see what they can discover. Meeting a dead end, Scotty decides to help out at a childrens foster home down south, where she meets her nemesis once again and has to learn Gods lessons about change and forgiveness. Charley, her grandmother, heads overseas to seeking romance. But is there still a chance for the family Scotty didnt think existed to be reunited? Because Scotty has given up the blogging effort, the books overall presentation contains more prose, and the text less sectioned and broken up than previous books in the series. This, in turn, allows for fewer pop culture references. It is fitting because of Scottys development as a character and her realization that she doesnt need to spend valuable time reporting on others actions, but readers who are accustomed to the smattering of celebrity gossip through the other books will note this as a change in style. However, other story points effectively fill in any gap that may have been left by this change. As Scottys story presses forward to its resolution, readers will discover that her growing faith is refreshing. Even though the book is still considered Christian young adult literature, and contains many familiar threads from that genre, this story will leave readers both touched and amused at its conclusion. Lyndi Markus, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com Product ReviewsProduct Q&AFind Related Products
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