choirs (music)

After receiving a bump on the head, Rachel Berry wakes up to find her world turned upside down--she is now a Broadway star, Mercedes is head cheerleader, Coach Sue is being nice, and Brittany is running the Glee Club--and Rachel cannot decide if this alternate world is a dream come true or a nightmare.

Simple text describes what it is like to be a member of a school chorus.

Bertha, sad because she did not make the frog choir, comes up with a plan with her friend Lucy, who was too small to try out, to make both of their dreams come true.

Describes the high school experiences of Rachel, Quinn, Puck, Kurt, Finn, and other characters from the television program "Glee" before Mr. Schuester created New Directions.

Documents the senior year of such characters as Rachel Berry, Kirt Hummel, and Finn Hudson, in an official fan's reference that celebrates the misadventures and slushies of a memorable year at William McKinley High.

Eleven-year-old Augie Boretski dreams of escaping his run-down Camden, New Jersey, neighborhood, but things start to turn around with help from a Big Brother, a music teacher, and a mysterious bookstore owner, so when his school is in trouble, he pulls the community together to save it.

Kurt gets an entourage, Finn has feelings for a new girl, and Puck tries some new moves when McKinley High hosts a French glee club.

This book is an introduction to the steps to forming a glee club or show choir, which combines choral singing and synchronized dance routines, from presenting the proposal to the decision-maker to the training and rehearsing of performances.

Clothing store manager Stephanie, having joined a rock choir to feel better about her life, begins a friendship with television personality Anna Rui and helps Anna after someone takes her journal and tries to blackmail her.

Eleven-year-old Augie Boretski dreams of escaping his run-down Camden, New Jersey, neighborhood, but things start to turn around with help from a Big Brother, a music teacher, and a mysterious bookstore owner, so when his school is in trouble, he pulls the community together to save it.