This is the second fabulously funny book in the Confessions of a So-Called Middle Child series by talented tween author Maria T. Lennon. The trials and tribulations of middle child and techie hacker Charlie C. Cooper continue in this fresh tween take on mean girls, celebrity, and the true meaning of friendship!This is the second book about Charlie C. Cooper, reformed bully and middle child. After saving her friend Marta in Confessions of a So-Called Middle Child, the media is hot for Charlie's story and her star is on the rise. She's even got an agent, and just maybe, a TV show too! But, will a little white lie help make Charlie the celebrity she's dreamt of being, or will it land her in even more trouble In her words, this is Charlie's story of "how a little tiny white lie came back and bit me on the butt, and boy, did it mess me up, bad!" Charlie has to decide between right and wrong once again, and discovers the true meaning of friendship along the way. And she develops a crush, too! "I'm Charlie C. Cooper and I know what it feels like to be stuck in the middle. Annoyingly perfect older sister Check. Way-too-adorable little brother Definitely. I'm telling you, it's my time to shine, and now it's finally here. I can feel it, the scent of celebrity, the red carpet rolling out...and it's show time! I put together an outfit no one will forget. My signature blue Doc Martens, fish net tights, black tutu and, of course, my Guns n' Roses vintage sweatshirt with real sweat rings. I tease the hair, stick as many sequin barrettes in, and put a tiny bit of my sister's mascara on. Bam! A star is about to be born. There's a knock at the front door. "Yo! Charlie! CNN." They snap my picture. "LA Times. Over here, Charlie!" "People Magazine," someone yells, "Can you tell our readers what it feels like to be a hero" "A hero" I like the sound of that. Sure, I may have saved my friend Marta in the Houdini tunnels, but who knew it would put me on the map I mean, BIG time. Now I have an agent and everything, a real one. Watch out Hollywood, here I come..."