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Ali Caldwell #2
Lights, Camera, Ali!
If it isn’t one thing, it’s another.
Ali Caldwell figures her fifteen minutes of fame have expired, and she is ready to ditch the TV cameras. That’s hard to do when she has to spend Thanksgiving with her mother in Malibu, where they’ll be filming the Christmas special for their reality show.
Then her little brother disappears while she’s in charge of him, and and everyone in the world is watching and blaming her, including her mother. Ali is determined to find him make everything right, but life is ever that simple.
Ali Caldwell figures her fifteen minutes of fame have expired, and she is ready to ditch the TV cameras. That’s hard to do when she has to spend Thanksgiving with her mother in Malibu, where they’ll be filming the Christmas special for their reality show.
Then her little brother disappears while she’s in charge of him, and and everyone in the world is watching and blaming her, including her mother. Ali is determined to find him make everything right, but life is ever that simple.
232 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2013
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August 20, 2013
Ali Caldwell is at it again in this second book of the Reality Ali series. This time, while spending time with her mother in Hollywood, Ali's younger brother is kidnapped. With the help of friends both near and far, Ali has to save the day while also learning to handle the life of someone constantly in the eye of the camera.
Totally recommended for fans of contemporary young adult fiction. Good clean fun!
Totally recommended for fans of contemporary young adult fiction. Good clean fun!
September 4, 2013
This YA novel is the second in a series (following Reality Ali.) Suspense plays out along with family drama and teenage crushes as the daughter of a reality-TV star tries to make up for the disappearance of her little brother while he's on her watch. The title character struggles to figure out how she fits in with the celebrity world, or even if she wants to, and wonders if the celebrities in her own family can be sincere. Recommended for 7th-graders and up.
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