Margaretta Girl — Patricia A. Lopez

Introduction:
This story Margaretta Girl, written by Author Patricia A. Lopez, is fiction and the names and places are not known to be real people or events, to the best of my knowledge. Although this book is fiction, it has stories in this book that have some implicit descriptions that might be offensive but not intended to be so. It shows the pains being famous if tempted. The book is a story of a dancer in Mexico who was an orphan girl called Margaretta Girl. She was hired to work at a Shimmybama's Club, where she meets friends and a movie producer named Matt Copoco. Matt Copoco rebuilds Shimmybama's in California, along with the dancers willing to move there and Margaretta Girl to star in his movie. From time to time she dances for old times sake in her spare time away from making her movie. She later wins awards, for her outstanding performances. She becomes one of the greatest dancers and star in Hollywood. I write this so that people can look at all sides of fame and fortune and addictive behaviors and how love almost can pass bye, from the scars of fame and fortune. A book of friendships, Margaretta Girls devotion to a dog named Chipago. She challenges overcoming the temptations of the Hollywood lifestyles, of the rich and famous. She almost missed her chance on love.