Those fiesty Bindi Babes are back – and someone tougher than their auntie has moved in too!
Geena, Amber and Jazz throw a Bollywood pa... read full description
Geena, Amber and Jazz throw a Bollywood pa... read full description
reviews
May 18, 2011
Sarah
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Bollywood Babes by Narinder Dhami is the second in a trilogy that I'm reading backwards. It didn't mean to do it that way but that's how it worked out. I still need to read the first of the series, Bindi Babes.
In this middle volume, the three sisters have been roped into helping plan a fundraiser for their school by their well meaning but sometimes smothering Auntie. A chance meeting with former Bollywood starlet Molly Mahal gives them the inspiration they need; they'll make her the More...
In this middle volume, the three sisters have been roped into helping plan a fundraiser for their school by their well meaning but sometimes smothering Auntie. A chance meeting with former Bollywood starlet Molly Mahal gives them the inspiration they need; they'll make her the More...
May 03, 2011
Brett
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The Dhillon sisters are back, with another situation they have to take care of somehow - sister Amber has invited a down-and-out former Bollywood movie star to live with them in hopes that she will be the guest of honor at her school's fundraising party, & she's turned into one unpleasant houseguest. A fun read about three Anglo-Indian girls & their tightly knit community that any girl can relate to & enjoy.
Aug 28, 2009
shruti
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I found this one more readable than the first book in the series. The plot was ten times more far-fetched, but somehow the maturation of the main characters helped a lot.
Jan 13, 2011
I didn't really like this book because even though it takes place in a character's life, it would never happen in real life to anyone. The 3 sisters Amber, Geena, and Jazz didn't want their annoying aunt in their lives in the 1st book and now she is helping out a fund raiser at their school. They get excited to be able to have a bollywood actress to help (at a school fun raising party). But this actress ends up being broke and wants to be treated as a star when she stays with the sisters, which
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Apr 11, 2009
Amy
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a FLUFF READ FOR THE BEACH FOR TEEN GIRLS. wRAPPED UP TOO NEATLY AND i DIDN'T QUITE BY THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE OLD HAGGARD STAR TURNED GORGEOUS AGAIN WITH A SHOWER AND SOME NEW CLOTHES.
Sep 05, 2010
Laura
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This book continues the story of Geena, Amber, and Jazz. This time, Amber has the brilliant idea to invite a former Bollywood star who happens to live near them to come to their school's Bollywood fundraiser party, but end up taking (the rather annoying) Molly Mahal into their home. The plot is a bit unrealistic, but it was still a pretty cute book.
Technical notes: I am reading the epub version, and there are some strange paragraph breaks in the middle of sentences.
Technical notes: I am reading the epub version, and there are some strange paragraph breaks in the middle of sentences.
Jul 30, 2008
Allison
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Geena, Jazz, and Amber are just getting used to living with their nosy Auntie. When Auntie plans to throw an all out Bollywood party for the school fundraiser, Amber once again comes up with a crazy plan which involves a retired Bollywood star who embodies the very meaning of the word "diva."
Aug 09, 2008
Trish
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This was okay - a story of 3 teenage Indian (as in, from India) sisters who end up with a somewhat washed up Bollywood film star living in their home. Many mix-ups ensue. It moves fairly fast, but wasn't amazing. For grades 5-7 probably.
Aug 07, 2007
Marissa
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This was ok, not really fantastic. I thought the author's first book featuring these characters was much stronger.
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