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Elliot wasn't supposed to fall in love. Especially not with a boy. Especially not with Theo. Elliot is terrified of what he feels. Theo is everything he isn't supposed to want. Between faith, fear, and expectations, Elliot tries to do the right thing while slowly realizing the truth. Some things are easier to hide than others. And some feelings break through anyway. ------- (ONGOING)

In a near future world, where critics of the authoritarian leader are imprisoned and media has become a state sponsored tool for repression, one punk rock band goes on the road to start a revolution with their music. But the members of The Futile are fighting more than just the upcoming (and likely rigged) re-election of J. R. Rankin-the man who decides what art, music, books and news can be consumed by the public. When one of their own secretly brings The Futile to the attention of state media and causes them to be a target for Rankin himself, the band-and some of their family members-find themselves on the run. They won't be silent. They will stick with their very public and very dangerous plan to take down Rankin-even if they might not make it out of this final act of rebellion and revolution alive. Written with plenty of humor and heart, The Futile is ultimately a book about how people have the power to change themselves-and their world-even in the darkest of times.

I myself am a tenor saxophone player in my high school's marching band. I have actually used most of these on other people. Some do work better than others, but that might be just because I'm a girl.

Hi my name is Jill. I'm an incoming freshman at sum what of a small high school but it's way bigger then my elementary school. So basically like every freshman I'm a little nervous. I will let my story tell you the rest...

A fan fiction about Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day (band members feature in story). It's a take on What would happen if Adrienne wasn't Billies soulmate. So he meets Marley and the rest was....well not written yet haha hope you enjoy! Please leave any feedback or suggestions! 💖🤗

This is basically just a spinoff from my book Not So Fun House. Noctis and Gabriel went to school in wherever they were in college to be high school band directors. So when they moved in with Vanz and Leah, for about a year they had to go back to school. After they re-graduated they received a job offer from a small school who was losing money—and fast. For the school, the band is useless and with money going into it being wasted; could the brothers turn it around and bring life back to the school? THIS DOES CONTAIN SPOILERS FROM LATER IN THE LAST BOOK. I MAY OR MAY NOT FINISH THE OTHER ONE

you can only make so many mistakes in music, music needs your undivided attention band director

"You say Band Geek like it's such a bad thing."

When 16 year old Frankie moves cross-country from Tennessee to New York with her father and younger brother, she doesn't really expect much. Her expectations, however, change dramatically when she is taken forcefully by the shoulders and shoved into the tight-knit group of populars. Her expectations change even more when she meets Levi, a nervous trumpet player that she has been told to give private lessons to. They soon become good friends, quite the unlikely pair. But when Frankie learns why Levi is so nervous, will things change? And will Frankie ever tell him what happened to her mom?

A cocky, self proclaimed musician in high school band and a loud ,aspiring actor in drama class. What's not to love?

Welcome to my band rant! I play clarinet in my school's wonderful marching band, this one time during school... this guy insulted band... this is my reaction to that.

The flutes and french horns have joined forces against the trumpets. The tuba slept with a saxophone. Tenor saxophone quit. The bassoon is drinking. The percussion have broken the piano, much to the bassoons dismay. It's just another average year as a Cooperstown High School Band student. Cooperstown has never been beautiful. And I doubt it ever will be. Nothing about it really is. There's the Western Side, where all of the rich people live in their big houses and large yards and apple trees. There's the Slums, where all of the people wrecked by poverty and drugs live in their rundown apartments and clubs. There's downtown, where all of the people doing okay live, around St. Judas River and Jesus Street, and no one knows who named those two but they clearly didn't read the Bible. There's the schools. Cooperstown Elementary School, Middle School, and High School. The only ones we need to hear about are the ones in the Cooperstown High School Band. The ones with problems. The ones with issues. The ones who don't really think this world, in the town Cooperstown could even have the possibility to be beautiful. But then they find out that Cooperstown is losing funding, and the band will be cut out entirely. The Bassoon will have to become sober and give up owning cigarettes. The famed Trumpets and French Horn/Flute rivalry will have to come to an end. (But only with some Romeo and Juliet crap.) The Tuba and a Saxophone will have to work out the issues that come with sleeping together. The Seniors have exams. Dallas will have to get over his grief. Brianna must realize that what she wants is okay. Benny has unrequited love. Brooklyn has confusing love. All of them have issues. All of them have problems. All of them have trouble seeing the world as a beautiful place. But this year will change that. Because this year they have to band together to save the band. But t I refuse the lie--only like fifteen kids are actually doing anything.

A music teacher gone mad attempts to eat all the band kids.

This is a story from my amazing followers. Some might be mine, I hope you enjoy this and I hope this book will bring everyone together -Evan

I played the flute, you played football. Band Geek Pride.

7/7/17~ #945 in Teen Fiction 7/17/17~#695 in Teen Fiction 7/20/17~#448 in Teen Fiction 6 girls from different walks of life. One AP English class. What could possibly go wrong? Well, when they are grouped together for a year-long project that they must work on if they want credit for the class, a lot of things can go wrong...and right. Join Evangeline, Luanna, Katherine, Trinity, Scarlett, and Avril as they venture through the maze that is the freshman year.

It seems unfair to have your destiny written even before you are born. Follow Hodrien as he puts his to the table and works on it through his high school life.

So basically I take stupid quotes that people in my life have said and put them with someone who plays that instrument would say. Pretty simple. I made the cover, so yeah. We love making fun of our own instrument :D

She kept falling in love. Fell for the wrong and fell for the right, but at the wrong time.