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Mel and her best friends thrive on the sound of the high‑school Glee Club, dreaming of triumph in the tournament finals. Their hopes are dashed when the director suddenly falls ill and must miss the competition. With the crown still on the line, Mel must decide whether to take on the role herself, rally her teammates, and manage the tension of a budding romance that threatens to distract from the goal. The story follows her under‑prepared yet determined journey to lead the group to victory, exploring friendship, ambition, and the challenges that arise when unexpected responsibilities fall on young shoulders.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Jo Cotterill
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