Charlie’s Angels: Angels on Ice Spelling Goldberg Productions 1978 About a year ago, I posted a Charlie’s Angels book. Lo and behold another book in the series has found its way to my fiction pile here at the Awful Library
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Friday Fiction: C’mon Get Happy
The Partridge Family #6 Keith Partridge, Master Spy Stanton 1971 Last November, I posted Partridge Family novel called Marked for Terror, which was 1oth in the series. Lo and behold, another book in this awesome series has found its way
More TV’s Wackiest Family: The Bradys
Showdown at the P.T.A. Corral
Johnston
1969
Yes, I have Brady Bunch issues. I just can’t help myself. In this episode, Mike is elected president of the PTA. Note the front cover calls it PTA prexy. (What is a “prexy”? Is it this? or this? ) All sorts of shenanigans happen to our intrepid family as Mike assumes the new role of community leader. The PTA is not just for the ladies, men need to participate too!
Remember Dark Shadows?
The Demon of Barnabas Collins Ross 1969 Any of you old enough to remember the vampire soap opera Dark Shadows? I remember it as a show I was not allowed to watch but tried to sneak a peak whenever I
Partridge Family Terror!
The Partridge Family #10 Marked for Terror Crume 1972s It is another Friday and of course I am breaking out yet another 70s classic. Who doesn’t totally dig the Partridge Family? Yes, youngsters, I am showing my age on these
Hello, Angels!
Charlie’s Angels Goff and Roberts Spelling -Goldberg Production 1977 “Once upon a time there were three little girls who went to the police academy…” Time for some more Friday Fiction Fun! Holly and I keep finding some of these things
Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!
The Brady Bunch “The Treasure of Mystery Island” Matcha 1972 Okay, we don’t usually do fiction, but frankly I was starting to just get annoyed with old career books and a few humorless librarians that have told me I am
I want to be a star!
Auditioning for TV: How to Prepare for Success as a Television Actor Begley and MacCrae 1955 Wow, a career book from 1955. This was submitted from a Catholic high school library. Careers in television are absolutely reliant on relevancy and