All the world's a stage--but what if the play doesn't go as planned?
Four talented girls from vastly different pasts share a dream of ...
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Jul 24, 2009
Kim
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An okay book. Not a lot of suspense, evil mean relatives, nothing of the sort.
Cinnamon- The aspiring actress comes to the Senetsky school of the perform ing arts along with...
Ice....the shy girl who doesn't talk much, but sings like angel.....
Rose....the girl whose father committed suicide to unburden himself from the son his wife and daughter never knew he had. Luckily Rose became close with her wheelchair-bound half brother Evan, who recognized her talent fo More...
Cinnamon- The aspiring actress comes to the Senetsky school of the perform ing arts along with...
Ice....the shy girl who doesn't talk much, but sings like angel.....
Rose....the girl whose father committed suicide to unburden himself from the son his wife and daughter never knew he had. Luckily Rose became close with her wheelchair-bound half brother Evan, who recognized her talent fo More...
Apr 18, 2011
Brittni
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A short summary is basically needless for this book. One who's read its predecessor Shooting Stars--the compilation of the four girls' separate stories--knows that each protagonist ended up with a place of enrollment in the Senetsky academy for a study of performance art. It's obvious this next novel is about their time of residence in the academy.
It's also just about as obvious that the book contains some of the infamous V.C. Andrews plot points: outrageous family scandal, dark s More...
It's also just about as obvious that the book contains some of the infamous V.C. Andrews plot points: outrageous family scandal, dark s More...
May 06, 2011
Dawn
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The final book in the Shooting Stars series. The series was okay, but nothing like the books that were written when V. C. Andrews was still alive. My favorite series by her were The Flowers In the Attic series, the Heaven series & the Ruby series.
Feb 01, 2012
Maryam
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This book surprised me. I'm not sure what I expected when I picked it up, but I did not think it was going to be so...dark. But I liked it. Even though I had not read the other books that came before, it was not too hard to understand, which was good. But the mystery and suspense it what I really loved.
Apr 14, 2011
S. Bell
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The usual formula: four stories about four girls, and then a fifth book that's a sort of "bumper" edition about all four. This one has the creepy boarding school atmosphere, not too bad. (Though not too *good* either.)
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