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Title: Illustrations are rather fun but the story dissapointed me.
Review: I appreciate what the author is trying to accomplish, and I can't say I know how I would relate the evils of Hollywood's values, or lack thereof, to children between four and eight years old.That said, I found the story disappointing because it consumed page after page but didn't really go anywhere. One parody of a celebrity after another appears in a child's bedroom closet and talks children into buying ridiculous clothing items for large amounts of money. The children find out at the end that they have a lot of ridiculous clothing, no money, no more babysitting job, and thus they can't buy what they really wanted to buy in the first place.It's a narrow, repetitive story with an anticlimactic ending. I guess I just expected more since I own the first book in this "Help, Mom.." series and it seemed to deal with liberals in a much broader, though stereotypical, way than this book dealt with Hollywood.
