Celebrity children's books don't sell based on whether they are good or not. They sell based on whether parents want to buy the celebrity's name or not.

It's bad rhyme and by and large, good books for kids are better than that.

I think you could probably say [he wanted to be a celebrity] at birth,

They're a unique piece of wearable art for the celebrity pet whose owner will appreciate the distinctiveness of handcrafted, one-of-a-kind jewelry. No two pieces look exactly alike.

In this cluttered media landscape, recognition and the automatic, encyclopedic knowledge you have about a bona fide celebrity like Katie, is a very valuable commodity.

Was it a fact? ... Or just a great new story about a celebrity that might help sell books?