From Library Journal Rimes， the popular teenaged country music star， spent 1996 conquering the Billboard charts and Grammys. Now she has teamed with veteran writer Tom Carter (compiler of George Jones's I Lived To Tell It All， LJ 12/95) to produce another variation on the heartwarming Christmas tale， complete with angel. Here the story is of a 14-year-old country singer on the cusp of stardom who gets a lesson in loyalty and family values from a former， now forgotten， country legend. This slight volume will be more of a gift item than a library staple. Public libraries may want to consider it as an addition to their holiday collections.-?Jan Blodgett， Davidson Coll.， N.C.Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information， Inc. Entertainment Weekly As Anna Lee toys with choosing fame over family， an unnamed， huge-haired， legendary country singer tells her a corker of a cautionary tale. Anna Lee says at the finale， "I felt like I'd been hit with a hammer." She's not the only one. See all Editorial Reviews