Girl Singer Fantasy Pages: 364

Pages: 364

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Girl Singer Fantasy Pages: 364Author: Deborah Ishlon Publisher: Avon T503 Year: 1960 Print: 1 Cover Price: $. 35 Condition: Book Grades. Very Good. Light wear Genre: Fiction GGA Satire Pages: 171 80126059E The story follows a young woman navigating the dark side of sudden musical fame. The Discovery: A plain, orphaned young woman named Anna Lou Schreckengost works at a five and dime store counter in Pennsylvania. She has a small, pleasant singing voice. The Machine: A powerful