Attack of the Theater People : A Novel (Paperback)

from e-zReader

I fully agree with the reviews below. This is a great sequel to Acito's How I Paid for College. The style reminds me alot of Joe Keenan's My Blue Heaven and Putting on the Ritz. If you like Acito you'll like Keenan and vice versa. I thought the ending was a little underwhelming. Everything is nea...

from phoebesmum

sequel to 'How I Paid for College'. Having blackmailed his father into sending him to Juilliard, Edward Zanni shortly thereafter finds himself expelled for being 'too jazz hands'. Cast adrift in New York City with nothing but a dream and a group of friends that includes aspiring actors ranging fr...

from drhapgood

I'm really thankful to all of the people who posted reviews stating that they were disappointed in this book. They allowed me to go in with slightly lowered expectations, and let me enjoy this book a bunch. I'm thankful for having a chance to spend more time with these colorful characters and fre...

from satyridae

Amusing and fun follow-up to How I Paid For College. It's more convoluted and less believable than the first book, but it's cute.

from melydia

Here we rejoin Edward, who has recently been kicked out of Julliard for being "too jazz hands." Broke and miserable, he meets up with a distractingly handsome man who may or may not be into insider trading. Meanwhile, his crew of high school friends are around, having their own adventures. Add St...