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Kissing in Technicolor by Jane Mendle
Kissing in Technicolor by Jane Mendle









but being stalked day and night by paparazzi out to catch her in her worst light-not so fun Can Annie learn to balance her life- and her partying- before the press, and the public, write her off for good?įrom Publishers Weekly: A likable, flawed heroine helps set apart this fairly formulaic book about the trappings of fame. Sure, the perks are great, the wardrobe is awesome, and her tutor is a super hot genius. And just like that, Annie gets cast as the naive "new girl," and her life is turned upside down. He thinks her look is exactly what his show, a teen soap set at a posh New York school, ""has been missing. But as luck would have it, a casting director for fall's hottest new television show happens to be at the Julliard auditions, and Annie wows him. All Annie ever wanted for her sixteenth birthday was a driver's license and a spot at Julliard's prestigious high school violin program. Yeah, that's what Annie Hoffman thought too. Fame is awesome, right? Partying every night at the hottest clubs.











Kissing in Technicolor by Jane Mendle