Ambrosia Lee drops the mic

They say Hollywood is like high school, and has-been child actor Ambrosia Lee feels like she's at the bottom of the social ladder. Her acting career peaked at the age of eleven- then she was unceremoniously fired from her big break due to her weight. Now after years of rejections and backstabbing au...

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Main Author: Park, Patricia (Fiction writer) (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Crown, [2026]
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