Judy Garland: Little Woman, Big Talent

Judy Garland: Little Woman, Big Talent is the first biography about the legendary performer written specifically for young readers. It follows her life from her early days singing and dancing in Minnesota to her struggles to rise up through the tough Hollywood system. Most people said Judy would never be a star: she was too old, too short, too plain, but when she landed the role of a lifetime -- Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz -- she became a superstar. Judy Garland: Little Woman, Big Talent reveals how the tiny teenager proved the doubters wrong by never giving up until she became, as Fred Astaire said, "the greatest entertainer who ever lived."