Frizzy Frieda's Drama Day: Third Book In The Frizzy Frieda Trilogy

It was almost over Claire Marcheaux, aka Frizzy Frieda, thought she'd survived her first year at Manchac Junior High. Dreamy Josh, star of the South Claw Crabs Basketball team, had finally noticed her. Her beloved cousin Jess had moved home. Life was perfect, until the student council decided to perform a mini-version of the hit musical "Marshland USA." Overcome with stage fright, Claire tries to bow out gracefully. But, each attempt pushes her further into the spotlight. Soon, Frizzy Frieda finds herself cast in a "Drama Day," both on and off the stage, that no amount of hair spray could control

About the Author
Bankston, Pamela Cali: - Pamela Cali Bankston lives in South Louisiana where the steamy and sticky weather inspired her to create her character Frizzy Frieda in the first book in the series, Frizzy Frieda's Gymtastrophe. There are at least three books planned in the delightfully illustrated Frizzy Frieda series. Certified in pediatrics, she continues to practice as a Registered Nurse along with pursuing her writing, while still providing health care to Covid-19 patients. She is grateful for the support of her family, friends, and fellow authors from Creative Minds Writer's Group who encourage her to Be herself and find her own way to shine! Pamela Cali Bankston is the author of Frizzy Frieda's Gymtastrophe, the first book in the Frizzy Frieda series, which includes delightful illustrations and humorous stories for middle grade girls.Verrett, Michael: - Living in humid South Louisiana inspired Pamela to create her Frizzy Frieda Series. Touring libraries and schools has kept her busy promoting the first two Frieda books, Frizzy Frieda's Gymtastrophe and Frizzy Frieda's Dye-saster. Certified in pediatrics, she continues to practice as a Registered Nurse. Along with writing her weekly social column for The Daily Star Newspaper, she volunteers behind the scenes for her local children's drama club. Pam is grateful for her family, friends, and fellow authors. Without their support, she would never have completed Frizzy Frieda's Drama Day, the third book in the Frizzy Frieda trilogy, or filled her own dream role--being a writer!