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|title=Time To Shine
|author=Lisa Clark
|date=May 2009
|isbn=978-0007280704
|website=http://www.lolasland.com
|cover=000728070X
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Bookbag loved [[Livin' La Vida Lola by Lisa Clark|Lola Love's first foray into fiction]], and enjoyed [[The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Lisa Clark|interviewing Lisa Clark]]. The series has continued, and here Lola is trying out for a role in the school play. She's still hanging out with her best friends, the Pink Ladies, and trying not to fall foul of Evil Eva Satine and the Negative Ninas. She's also got a bit of a crush on Eva's boyfriend Jake, and has made a new friend in Oscar.
New readers to the Lola Love series wouldn't feel left out if they started with ''Time To Shine'', but they would be well served by starting with the first book in the series, as they'll really get to grips with what makes Lola tick. My thanks to the publishers for sending it to Bookbag.
[[Ruby Parker: Hollywood Star by Rowan Coleman]] looks at a young girl, who happens to be a megastar, and is lots of fun too. [[Give Me A Sign by Shanta Everington]] is a weightier look at a first love that really moved Bookbag. Older young women might appreciate [[The Vagenda: A Zero Tolerance Guide to the Media by Holly Baxter and Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett]], although we had our reservations.
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