From the Review Pile (3) - The Intern - Dillon Khan

  

 

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2012 has been a busy year at Writing from the Tub in terms of review copies and a combination of focusing on my own writing and a lot of real life busy-ness has meant I haven’t been getting through new releases as quickly as I’d like. There are so many wonderful books on my shelves that I’ve been sent by publishers that are waiting to be read, so I’m looking forward to using From the Review Pile as a way to give them a bit of coverage and publicity while I’m working my way to them.

 

The Intern - Dillon Khan

 

 

It's not too often I see contemporary YA written from a male protagonist's perspective so I'm really interested to read The Intern, partly because of the different perspective and partly because the plot reminds me a little of a more modern, fictional version of But Enough About Me, which is one of my favourite ever books.

 

Summary (from Goodreads): When Jay Merchant lands an internship for the best job in music television, he is given a backstage pass to the biggest gig of his life. The velvet rope to the biggest VIP parties and hottest celebrities has been lifted and now he's got to capture it on camera. But with only six months to turn his intern dream into a real job, does he have what it takes? It's time to face the music...