Book details
Trophy Kid
Description
THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD Joe is the ultimate trophy kid. His adoptive parents are Hollywoods favorite power couple, Academy Awardwinning actress Greta Powell and actor/director/political candidate Robert Francis. Life with them has been one big photo-op since Joe became a war orphan at the ripe old age of three. And what better way for Greta and Robert to celebrate how far Joes comeand how much theyve helped himthan for Joe to describe his experiences in a moving autobiography?Of course, Greta and Robert dont actually intend for Joe to write the book himself. Or for him to include any unflattering details about them. Thats why theyve hired an experienced professional for the job. But Tom Dolan is no ordinary writer, and hes determined to help Joe tell the real story of growing up with the two most famous celebrities in America. Even if it means going back to Joes homeland, with his image-conscious parents in tow. . . .From the Hardcover edition.
Age
9-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
192 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- The book offers a unique perspective on the challenges faced by children who grow up with excessive pressure to succeed.
- It provides insights into the psychological impact of being labeled a 'trophy kid' and how it shapes one's identity.
- The author uses compelling storytelling to engage readers and convey important life lessons.
- Reading the book could be beneficial for parents, educators, and anyone interested in the well-being of the next generation.