Lights, Camera, Mayhem!
Grand Central Cinema Club, Book 2
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Lights, Camera, Mayhem!
Narrated by:
Christopher Simpson
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Narrated by:
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Christopher Simpson
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By:
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Alan Nolan
Dublin, 1937.
A gang of movie-mad kids meet at the Grand Central Cinema on O'Connell Street and form a club to make their OWN films!
Jem, Juno, Sylvie and friends are thrilled to meet world-famous child actress Dottie Bright. But they soon learn it's not always good to meet your heroes. Dottie is a spoiled brat. There's no way she is going to help them with their own film.
But then danger strikes, and Dottie needs the gang to be her real-life heroes.
©2026 Alan Nolan (P)2026 Bolinda Publishing
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Critic Reviews
'Alan has crafted a classic adventure which feels fresh and fantastic. Another surefire hit!' (Eoin Colfer, New York Times bestselling author of the Artemis Fowl series)
'A rip-roaring story set in 1930s Dublin! Alan Nolan delivers a dazzling, cinematic adventure with friendship at its core.' (on The Grand Central Cinema Club) (Patricia Forde, Laureate na nÓg (2023–2026))
'A witty, warm and exciting adventure about cinema, the power of daydreams, and so much more.' (on The Grand Central Cinema Club) (Padraig Kenny, author of After)
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