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Famous At Last

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Famous At Last

by Lesley Choyce
Illustrator: Jill Quinn

POTTERSFIELD PRESS | January 1, 1998 | Trade Paperback

Another chapter book for the younger set.Lavishly illustrated, a story about being and getting famous. A journey of discovery for everyone.
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Fred wants to be famous, but soon finds it's not all it's cracked up to be in Famous at Last. Acting in TV commercials and promoting vegetables he doesn't like, Fred soon discovers that there are limits when it comes to smiling and lying about how great his life is. Part of the Pottersfield series of first novels for kids, Famous at Last is the author's 46th book.

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Another chapter book for the younger set.Lavishly illustrated, a story about being and getting famous. A journey of discovery for everyone.

About the Author

Lesley Choyce was born in New Jersey in 1951, moved to Canada in 1978 and became a citizen. He teaches part-time at Dalhousie University and has written 46 books for readers of all ages. His YA novels concern things like skateboarding, surfing, racism, environmental issues, organ transplants, and rock bands. Lesley surfs year round in the North Atlantic. He''s worked as a rehab counsellor, a freight hauler, a corn farmer, a janitor, a journalist, a lead guitarist, a newspaper boy and a well-digger. He lives in a 200 year old farm house at Lawrencetown Beach with his wife Terry and two daughters, Sunyata and Pamela. Along with the surf poets, he recently released his first CD.

Trade Paperback

48 Pages, 5.5 x 7.5 x 0.12 in

January 1, 1998

POTTERSFIELD PRESS

Canadian Author


1895900115
9781895900118

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