‘Accidental Superstar’ is Marianne Levy’s first book for YA and it’s hilarious.
Katie’s used to going unnoticed by everybody, so when a video of her singing in her bedroom goes viral and catapults her into pop stardom, she doesn’t quite know what to do with all of the attention. The video views continue to climb and a recording contract beckons, but the higher up you go, the further there is to fall…
Are you still deciding on whether you should put ‘Accidental Superstar’ on your TBR? Twitter says that if you like your books funny, you really need ‘Accidental Superstar’ in your life.
So #AccidentalSuperstar is REALLY good. Funny all the way through, & a huge shot of heart in a gorgeous ending. Don't miss it! @MyKindaBook
— Jim (@Yayeahyeah) January 4, 2016
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Accidental Superstar by @MarianneLevy is so funny, touching and well-observed. Reads like a Richard Curtis movie – only better – for teens.
— Maudie Smith (@MaudieSmith) January 18, 2016
@MarianneLevy – dammit, woman. Just stayed up till 1am reading #AccidentalSuperstar which is UNPUTDOWNABLE. I laughed, I cried, I LOVED IT.
— Emma Flint (@flint_writes) January 15, 2016
Happy book bday @MarianneLevy's Accidental Superstar! Loved this funny contemps YA with heart – perfect for Candy Harper/Katy Birchall fans!
— Teens On Moon Lane (@teensonmoonlane) January 14, 2016
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