Confessions of a prime time kid
By: Mark Jonathan Harris.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard
Published: 1985
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 208
Subjects: Children's stories, American.; Actors and actresses -- Fiction.; Television -- Fiction.; Single-parent families -- Fiction.
First sentence: when the story came out that i rum away from home.
Description: Meg Muldaur had everything—looks, charm, and a big TV contract. As "Carrie," the lovable brat on the popular show The Kid and the Cabbie, she was adored by millions from coast to coast. And at home, Meg Muldaur was just a regular happy kid—according to all the media stories.

Wow! Was that ever a lie! Meg had skyrocketed to stardom playing "Carrie, the kid you love to hate" on TV. But no one hated "Carrie" more than Meg. Everywhere she went she ran into screaming, clawing fans. Even her birthday was a giant media event, spilling over with champagne, photographers, and Hollywood celebs...and not a single friend. "Carrie" flashed her most dazzling smile for the cameras. All Meg wanted to do was run...as far way as she could get.