What happens to child movie stars after they crash their cars, burn through their money, and land in rehab? This is the story of Anya, a former child TV actor, who is determined to claw her way back into the spotlight, and Rhiannon, a friend that is willing to help her. Together they create a website that allows users to vote on ways to give Anya’s life a complete makeover. Fans not only vote on how to change her appearance, they also make other decisions for her, like where she should live and whether to dump her boyfriend. The catch—Anya must do the makeover that wins the most votes or the project will be shut down. The gimmick works, the site goes viral, but the fans aren’t predictable and the makeovers aren’t always easy. Read this behind-the-scenes account of how two 18 year-old girls handle the exciting but scary world of instant Internet fame. The book contains references to pictures of Anya and Rhiannon doing makeovers and the other members of the inner circle who created the website. To see the pictures and get more info, check out www.makemeover.us. Make Me is "a winner: fresh, unusual, revealing, and dramatically unpredictable. Just what is needed for mature teens looking for something contemporary, web-supported, and thoroughly unpredictable and engrossing." -- D. Donovan, eBook Reviewer, Midwest Book Review Make Me "is perfectly suited to its intended YA audience, who will easily relate to the characters and the mess they find themselves in." -- K.J. Pierce, IndieReader.com "A clever concept novel combining teen angst, social media and celebrity--a promising plot for a new YA series. -- Kirkus Reviews "The narrative is an entertaining, fast read, with Holte ably leveraging the suspense of her site's countdown rules." -- Kirkus Reviews it's a winner: fresh, unusual, revealing, and dramatically unpredictable. Just what is needed for mature teens looking for something contemporary, web-supported, and thoroughly unpredictable and engrossing” Reviewed by D. Donovan, eBook Reviewer, Midwest Book Review.