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Putting Makeup on the Fat Boy by Bil Wright (Hardback, 2011)
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Author: Bil Wright. Title: Putting Makeup on the Fat Boy. Format: Hardback. He may only be in high school, but when he lands the job of his dreams--makeup artist at the FeatureFace counter in Macy's--he's sure that he's finally on his way to great things.
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Carlos Duarte kws that he's fabulous. He's got a better sense of style than half the fashionistas in New York City, and he can definitely apply makeup like body's business. He may only be in high school, but when he lands the job of his dreams--makeup artist at the FeatureFace counter in Macy's--he's sure that he's finally on his way to great things. But the makeup artist world is competitive and cutthroat, and for Carlos to reach his dreams, he'll have to believe in himself more than ever.Product Identifiers
PublisherSimon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, Simon & Schuster
ISBN-101416939962
ISBN-139781416939962
eBay Product ID (ePID)189059516
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AuthorBil Wright
FormatHardback
LanguageEnglish
TopicChildren's Fiction
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Author BiographyBil Wright is an award-winning novelist and playwright. His novels include Putting Makeup on the Fat Boy (Lambda Literary Award and American Library Association Stonewall Book Award), the highly acclaimed When the Black Girl Sings (Junior Library Guild selection), and the critically acclaimed Sunday You Learn How to Box. His plays include Bloodsummer Rituals, based on the life of poet Audre Lorde (Jerome Fellowship), and Leave Me a Message (San Diego Human Rights Festival premiere). He is the Librettist for This One Girl's Story (GLAAD nominee) and the winner of a LAMI (La Mama Playwriting Award). An associate professor of English at CUNY, Bil Wright lives in New York City. Visit him at BilWright.com.
Date of Publication26/07/2011
Interest AgeFrom 12 Years
Country of PublicationUnited States
