Still Growing: An Autobiography

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Gospel Light Publications, May 1, 2008 - Biography & Autobiography - 256 pages
Kirk Cameron is best known for his role as loveable teenage troublemaker Mike Seaver on the award-winning TV series Growing Pains, but his rise to fame and fortune is only part of his incredible story. In this intimate autobiography, Kirk opens up about his early years, his rocket to stardom, his life-changing encounter with Jesus and the hard choices he’s made along the way to live in the Way of the Master. Fans will get an up-close and personal look at what drives the former teen-magazine heartthrob and find out how God and family became the secrets behind his celebrated smile. In his own words, Kirk shares how he’s still growing—even through the triumphs and temptations of his Hollywood career.
 

Contents

Acknowledgments
9
On Top of the World
11
Fear and Loathing
15
The Making of Kirk Cameron
19
The Great and Terrible Agent
35
Not the Sharpest Knife
53
TVs Best Kept Secrets
67
The Perfect Family
73
Teen Atheist
127
Having an Opinion
135
Lips that Tingle
143
A Sticky Wedding
153
The Honeymooners
167
Family Ties
171
Camp Firefly
181
The Narrow Road
189

My Teen Journal
79
Fired My Mother
87
My Wild Side
93
Dissed Lucy
99
Fans Gone Wild
113
Growing Dangers
121
From Riches to Rags
203
Appendix
207
Recommended Reading
217
About Camp Firefly 219
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About the author (2008)

KIRK CAMERON is a television and film actor best known for his Golden Globe® nominated work on the TV series Growing Pains and for his role as journalist Buck Williams in the Left Behind feature films. Kirk produces and co-hosts “The Way of the Master” TV series, winner of the National Religious Broadcasters’ Best Program of the Year award, and produces and appears regularly on The Way of the Master radio show (www.wayofthemaster.com). He is married to Growing Pains and Left Behind co-star Chelsea Noble, with whom he has six children, and they live in Southern California. Together they run Camp Firefly (www.campfirefly.com), a retreat for seriously ill children and their families.

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