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Hollywood life in L.A , no worries, hakuna matata, a rich,
talented, golden celebrity life,right? Wrong, almost all the characters in Zoey Dean's "Talent" have problems. Take(Mac)Makenzie Little-Armstrong for example, the daughter of the powerful agent Adrienne Little-Armstrong. Everyone in Mac's family is talented except for her. Is being a rich eighth grade girl at Bel-Air Middle School count as talented or famous? Mac doesn't think so. Mac and her BFFs, Coco& Becks have been ruling the social chair since the day they got there and they're not about to give it up to the suddenly popular, not so fat anymore, amazing dancer, snobby Ruby Goldman! Now Mac needs to find a new talent to prove that she's worthy of the social chair and her famous family. Coco and Becks have their own issues. Coco's mom, Cardammon Kingsley a famous, retired pop-dancer, wants Coco to perform in front of a major dance producer so that her daughter could be famous.Guess who Cardammon partners Coco with? Dean is great in describing Coco's anxiousness about finding out who her dance partner is. Is it Ruby? Becks' problem is, how does she get Austin to like her? The boy who's always been her neighbor and friend just might have changed into her dream boy. Meanwhile, Mac's decided that she want to be a talent agent like her mom. She is on talent spree and finds Emily Mungler. Emily is an ordinary teen visiting L.A from Iowa who acted her way into seeing Davey Woodward, her heart-throb,in an A-list Hollywood glam party.

"Corey Woodward, thought Emily, that would work!She knew everything about Davey's family from watching E! 24/7. She remembered that Davey's cousin Corey was her age and had a fake sounding southern drawl which was easy to mimic.Can't be too hard."

This would be fantastic for teens who love to read about celebrities, realistic fiction, and humor. "Talent" really good because of the exceptional voice and great description that Dean incorporated. You've got to read it!