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Kate wants to be an actor but when she looks in the mirror, she doesn’t like what she sees.
How she longs to be like Ashleigh Monahan, a girl in her grade, who has the perfect looks for the lead role in the musical, Last Chance for Millie. Not only that, Ashleigh has all the talent required to play the part.
Kate is sure that the teachers don’t believe in her. And while her parents and friends support her, is it enough to make her believe in herself? Or will she decide not to even try?
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Praise for The Casting Dilemma:
"This is a terrific and easy to read novel with themes of self-esteem and overcoming self-doubt, together with the importance of supportive families and friends to help you be you best." – Rob, Lamont Books
"It’s an insightful book, and one that teens can relate to, and see that everyone, even the beautiful people, can have insecurities about themselves and what they are capable of." – Ashleigh, The Book Muse
"I loved the drama of the on-stage experience and the behind-the-scenes turmoil, and Kate also enjoys friendships and mild bullying and put-downs from others within her school context, so this will strike a chord for many young readers aged 12-14." – Carolyn Hull, ReadPlus
