This is the fantastically funny third title to the "My Sister's A Pop Star" series, starring straight-talking, super-klutzy Sam. Sam's life is turned upside down when her pop-star sister Danni Devine announces her decision to move out of their house, and out of the limelight. This means cancelling Danni's reality TV show, "The Devine Life", and, since their home is owned by the TV company, Sam and her mum are soon to be made homeless. So when Robert, Danni's manager, has an idea for a show about a girl at a horse-riding academy with Sam in the starring role, she has some tough choices to make. Watching Danni struggle with the pressures of fame has turned Sam off stardom for life, but with Danni leaving showbiz, who'll provide for her family? Unfortunately, Sam's no natural when it comes to performing, especially when she's acting opposite a truly handsome but horrible co-star. Truth is, Sam's more into this cute guy, Carlos but he's so not into celeb-chic and is all about keeping it real. Sam's torn between following her heart and looking out for her family, but while she tries to work out who she is and what she really wants, the cameras keep rolling...Celebrities and reality TV are the hottest of topics and down-to-earth Sam tells it all, in hilarious style, from the glamour and backstabbing, to the truth behind the scenes.

 

This book is part of a book series called Fame Game .

There are 320 pages in this book. This book was published 2010 by Usborne Publishing Ltd .

With both a Masters of Educational Arts and a Doctorate of Educational Technology from Pepperdine University, Kimberly Greene leads EdTech21, the consulting firm she founded in 1998. In addition to her degrees from Pepperdine, Kimberly also graduated from New York University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Kimberly continues to serve as an assistant professor for Chapman University's University College, and as one of the founders of 1905 productions she has turned her storytelling talents to tv where she has developed a variety of entertainment projects.