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April Fools Daily
It's Not What You Know
It's Not Who You Know
It's How You Look
'April Fools Daily' chronicles the saga of shy secretary-turned-rock-star Dessie Killmade as she struggles to succeed over the obstacle of her less-than-stunning looks — in a world that is all about appearance. The story traces her path along the Baby Boomer generation’s long, strange, musical trip across the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
Set in the music scene of St. Louis, the story is peppered with references to real music, real people and real places.
Includes a suggested soundtrack for your reading pleasure.
It's Not Who You Know
It's How You Look
'April Fools Daily' chronicles the saga of shy secretary-turned-rock-star Dessie Killmade as she struggles to succeed over the obstacle of her less-than-stunning looks — in a world that is all about appearance. The story traces her path along the Baby Boomer generation’s long, strange, musical trip across the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
Set in the music scene of St. Louis, the story is peppered with references to real music, real people and real places.
Includes a suggested soundtrack for your reading pleasure.
414 pages, Paperback
Published September 15, 2021
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October 11, 2021
Fantastic read!
Practically inhaled this wonderful book of nostalgia, st Louis and the music scene. Highly recommended! You won't be disappointed. Read it.
Practically inhaled this wonderful book of nostalgia, st Louis and the music scene. Highly recommended! You won't be disappointed. Read it.
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June 7, 2022Check out the April Fools Daily book guide, including song list and cast of characters and Q&A page, at: dugganpubs.wordpress.com/fiction/apri...
May 23, 2022
good St. Louis book
This was a fun book to read. The book moved quickly, characters were interesting and humorous. Thoroughly enjoyed reading about St Louis music, the places and the musicians, both real and fictitious.
This was a fun book to read. The book moved quickly, characters were interesting and humorous. Thoroughly enjoyed reading about St Louis music, the places and the musicians, both real and fictitious.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews