The panic it creates is clearly felt.  Rather than a real life situation, it's a scene and part of the script that Mia is writing. Mia and her friends are buy filming the scenes where all sorts of things happen, not just in the script, like tripping over lamp posts.

Mia's mum loves to play pranks so she has to watch out, but she is also a loving caring mum.The drawings of the characters and the other illustrations really make the story and it's many parts of filming a show stand out.

Easy to read, this latest story is well written, fun-filled, energetic story with loads of humour and sure to appeal to the age group with words to grow the readers vocabulary. It is a good follow on rom the first in the series,Mia the Megastar with a more interesting story line.

The author

Ada Nicodemou is best known for her role as Leah Patterson on Channel 7’s longest running and highest rating series, Home & Away, on which she still stars. Ada has been nominated for seven Logie Awards (including ‘Most Popular Actress’ in 2022) and won the 2006 Inside Soap Award for 'Best Australian Actress'. In 2005 she starred on the popular television show Dancing with the Stars and took out the winning trophy. In 2012 Ada was the host of Please Marry My Boy which aired on the 7 Network.  Ada has  used her large following to promote and raise awareness for various charities she feels passionately about, including The Good Friday Appeal and Breast Screen Australia. Mia Megastar is inspired by Ada's childhood when she grew up in her family shop, performed for an audience at every opportunity and dreamed of one day becoming a star.