Goodbye, Hollywood Nobody (Hollywood Nobody)

by Lisa Samson

After years of traveling to movie sets with her grandmother, seventeen-year-old Scotty Dawn reunites with her father and together they search for her mother and for answers to their questions about faith.

• ISBN10: 1600062229
• ISBN13: 9781600062223
• Publish Date: 29 September 2008
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: NavPress Publishing Group
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 191
• Language: English

Reviews

[cherryblossommj]

What a way to end the HN saga! So much has happened in the life of our Scotty Fitzgerald Dawn that it's hard to write a review without spoilers. GHN is the fourth and final installment of the HN series.

This is a wonderful series that should be read by tweens, teens, and young adult girls alike. I actually doubt you could put an age limitation on the enjoyment found in these short novels. Scotty is just a girl in an interesting life trying to figure things out. She puts it well that she "seems to collect people". All around the US Scotty makes friends in different situations and she learns valuable life lessons from all of them.

GHN answers some long awaited questions for Scotty, family, and friends. It ends in a perfectly adorable fashion. In this story, at 17 you can definitely see how Scotty has aged and matured. Scotty has always been mature in some ways, but very innocent childlike in others. It is from being around Scotty that people benefit and learn things about themselves. She is a good example of a person to be.

I highly recommend the Hollywood Nobody series to anyone and everyone.