Character: The Daughters Take the Stage

I just finished the third book in The Daughters series it's called The Daughters Take the Stage. The main character's name is Hudson and she likes to sing slow jazz like songs and write her own songs. Hudson's mom just so happens to be Holla Jones a major pop star and she wants Hudson to become a pop star too. When Hudson decides to write her first album her friends Carina Jurgensen and Lizzie Summers both love it but her mom thinks it won't sell. Hudson at first sucks up to her mom and lets her mom turn her first album into something that she doesn't like. At the Snowflake Ball Hudson gets stage fright because her mom keeps pushing her to go bigger and better this causes Hudson to get scared and run off the stage and make a fool of herself. Hillary Crumple, a girl that goes to Hudson's school that is a fan of Hudson's mom asks Hudson to go shopping with her and Hudson agrees but when shopping Hillary asks Hudson what happened at the Snowflake Ball and Hudson tells her the truth then Hillary decides to become Hudson's life coach to teach her that she doesn't have to do what her mom always tells her to do. Throughout the course of the book Hudson starts to learn that she doesn't need to listen to her mom all the time. Hudson decides to drop her album that her mom changed completely and later decides to join the band of Hillary's cousin Ben. Later in the book her mom finds out that she dropped her album for a band and she is furious and makes Hudson quit the band. Devastated Hudson decides to start listening to her mom again until the idea of starting up her original album comes up and she decides to finish her first album. In the end Holla realizes that she needs to give Hudson more say in her life. Hudson tends to get along with everyone. She is polite to everyone even to the people she dislike. Hudson tells Ava, girl that she has never liked, " Don't you have more important, interesting things to think about than my life?" This shows that she'll even be polite to her enemy. Hudson is a round and dynamic character because she changes throughout the story from a shy person that let everyone tell her what to do to a person that wouldn't let people boss her around or tell her how she should do things.