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Gaga

by Johnny Morgan (2010)

About this book

The Grammy ơ Award-winning Lady Gaga has taken the world by storm, setting sales records and becoming a style icon. This lavish volume examines the Lady's history and phenomenal rise, her music and videos, and her unique look and chameleon-like nature.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreGaga Lead Character

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