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Hating On My Clarinet Rival
- Sweet YA Contemporary
- Narrated by: Virtual Voice
- Length: 5 hrs and 27 mins
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Publisher's summary
There are more important things than first kisses. Like section chair. And scholarships. My rival literally has every advantage. If I have to break his heart to win, who would blame me?
I want nothing more than a music scholarship to college, but it's not guaranteed. When our section chair leaves for a new school, giving me one last chance to try out, I know this is my moment. Or it would be if Tristan Scorzi, the flakiest guy in band, didn't inexplicably decide to try out as well. He doesn't know it, but it's on, because if I can't get him to blow his try out, it's basically a guaranteed win for him.
Since he seems to have started out the school year by singling me out as the main recipient of his excessive charm, I have two options: throw the player off his music game by bringing him to his knees or give up on winning the chair for myself. Breaking his heart might be totally doable, just as long as I can steel my heart enough to do what needs doing... and as long as that pesky crush I had on him from freshman and sophomore year doesn't rear it's ugly head again.
Once Upon a Band Nerd is a series created for former band nerds and parents of band nerds. Like the best of all YA contemporary, it's full of deep feelings, angsty, insecure main characters, and forced proximity. Look for book 3, Dating the Drum Major, Marissa and Farnsworth's story, in September of 2024!
I want nothing more than a music scholarship to college, but it's not guaranteed. When our section chair leaves for a new school, giving me one last chance to try out, I know this is my moment. Or it would be if Tristan Scorzi, the flakiest guy in band, didn't inexplicably decide to try out as well. He doesn't know it, but it's on, because if I can't get him to blow his try out, it's basically a guaranteed win for him.
Since he seems to have started out the school year by singling me out as the main recipient of his excessive charm, I have two options: throw the player off his music game by bringing him to his knees or give up on winning the chair for myself. Breaking his heart might be totally doable, just as long as I can steel my heart enough to do what needs doing... and as long as that pesky crush I had on him from freshman and sophomore year doesn't rear it's ugly head again.
Once Upon a Band Nerd is a series created for former band nerds and parents of band nerds. Like the best of all YA contemporary, it's full of deep feelings, angsty, insecure main characters, and forced proximity. Look for book 3, Dating the Drum Major, Marissa and Farnsworth's story, in September of 2024!