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|title=Drummer Girl
|author=Bridget Tyler
|publisher=Templar Books
|date=May 2013
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|summary=Stunning teen contemporary novel with a wonderfully portrayed set of characters who develop brilliantly through the book. Massively recommended. Bridget Tyler popped into Bookbag Towers to [[The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Bridget Tyler|chat to us]].
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Lucy is really pleased when Harper McKenzie decides to start talking to her again and suggests forming a band. From then, life gets increasingly wonderful as they recruit three other girls, enter a talent show, and make it to the finals. Parties, fame, and success await - until everything comes crashing down. What went wrong?
For a lighter read about a teen becoming a celebrity, [[Geek Girl by Holly Smale]] is fabulous.
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