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Eleanor Wood

Category Children's Books
Pages 336 Pages
Publication Year 2017
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9781447278382

Rs. 638

Pan Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Becoming Betty

Becoming Betty

Lizzie Brown's life is one big to-do list: 1. Start college 2. Become cool 3. Decide wtf to do with her life So when she meets Viv, the crazy, beautiful lead singer in a band, she thinks she's on her way to achieving number two on her list. And when Viv asks her to be the bass player in the band, there's only one problem - Lizzie can't play a single note. And that she's nowhere near cool enough (ok, two problems). And that she has a huge crush on the guitarist (ok, three), who happens to be Viv's boyfriend (ok, this is a terrible idea). But Viv won't take no for an answer, and decides that a makeover is the answer to everything. Boring Lizzie Brown is going to become Betty Brown the Bass Player and there's nothing Lizzie can do about it . . . Told with Eleanor Wood's trademark warmth and hilarity, Becoming Betty is the story of one girl's journey to being cool, and learning what's on the other side.

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ISBN 9781447278382
Pages 336 Pages
Publication Year 2017
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000536230

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