rock music

Lupe Lopez arrives for her first day at Hector P. Garcia Elementary School ready to show everyone she's a rock star. But the teacher has rules and Lupe isn't allowed to drum on anything she wants with her pencils and no one shows up to join her fan club. The next day though, Lupe meets a couple of new friends that give her an idea for how to express her identity as a rock star.

"Much too loud for those around her, Lady B. Marie, whose heart beats for rock 'n' roll, belts out her music alone in a tranquil meadow until a colorful band of beetles comes along, searching for a place to put on a show"--Provided by publisher.

Stuck in Group A with the kids who can't read, upbeat first grader Lupe Lopez is made fun of by a rival but refuses to let that stop her from becoming a reading rock star.

"Best known as [a] groundbreaking innovator of rock and roll and the artist behind classics ranging from 'Johnny B. Goode' and 'Maybellene' to 'You Never Can Tell' and 'Roll Over Beethoven,' he could be a difficult man to be around off-stage, and was extremely closed off in interviews. In 'Chuck Berry,' biographer RJ Smith crafts a comprehensive portrait of Chuck Berry . . . in vivid detail. Based on interviews, archival research, legal document analysis, and a deep understanding of Berry's [hometown of] St. Louis"--Provided by publisher.

Presents a collection of unpublished poems, prose, and lyrics by American singer, musician, songwriter, and poet, Jim Morrison.

"This title focuses on the history of rock music and gives detailed information related to its origins and fun facts about superstars spanning from Elvis Presley to Greta Van Fleet"--Provided by publisher.

"This history of the Who highlights the band's career and cultural impact. Readers learn about the Who's beginnings in Britain, their embodiment of youth subcultures, and the legacy of iconic albums"--Provided by publisher.

Lucy is not at all popular, but when her guitar playing lands her a place in the favorite local band, Lamington Fuzz, her classmates see her in a new light.

The author shares his life and career as the drummer of Lower Third, a rock band with his friend David Bowie.

A child offers advice on starting a rock band, going on tour, and leaving the audience wanting more.