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Original Title:	Major Crush
ISBN:	1416918302 (ISBN13: 9781416918301)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	OKRWA National Readers Choice Award for Young Adult (2006)

Major Crush Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

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Title	:	Major Crush
Author	:	Jennifer Echols
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2006 by Simon Pulse
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Teen

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Tired of the beauty-pageant circuit, Virginia Sauter tosses her tiara, pierces her nose, and auditions for the most unlikely of roles — drum major of the high school marching band.
Virginia wins, but is forced to share the title with Drew, whose family has held the position for generations. Sure, Drew is hot, but because of his superior attitude, he and Virginia are constantly arguing. That is, until they share more than just their half-time salute...

But as the drum major's heated competition turns to sizzling romance, explosive rumors threaten everything — including the band's success. Love seemed to be a sure hit, but Virginia and Drew may be marching straight into disaster.

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Ratings: 3.8 From 5769 Users | 251 Reviews

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This was Jennifer Echols' debut novel, and I was very much impressed!Virginia wanted to be the Drum Major for her school's band. Drew's family have a long history of serving as Drum Major's. The competition and animosity is fierce. I loved the story. Virginia is feisty and confident. Loved the crazy teacher and his various antics. Drew took a while to grow on me, but Echols likes to create fallible characters who require a bit of time to figure themselves out. I applaud this type of character

Ah~ ... Where do I start with this amazingly written book? *___*Omg... It was funny - REALLY FUNNY!!! I love love LOOOOOOOVE the main characters; Sauter, Drew and Sauter's bff (Allison I think?). They are so funny - ESPEICALLY Sauter. She is just amazing and I love everything she does. Shes hardcore but has this timidness about her. She has a sharp tongue and an Idgaf what you think personality but still manages to be at a loss of words when it comes to Drew and become self conscious at times...

Major Crush has been on my needs-review shelf for ages, so I thought that I should finally get around to reviewing it. Major Crush was nice; I love Jennifer Echols and her books (all of them), so really it was no surprise that I loved Major Crush too. Major Crush was a sweet book that was a really quick read for me (I finished it in like 4 hours), and as always I liked the writing, the plot, and the characters. And to me its easily a re-readable book.So the writing, for those of you that havent

4/5 (B)Virginia Saunter is 16 years old and the co-drum major of her school marching band. She shares the position of drum major with Drew Morrow, a senior and her crush. Drew was drum major last year and so, Virginia is having difficult to ascertain her authority within the band. It doesn't help that their first show was a complete disaster. Now, Mr. Rush, the new band director, is giving Drew and Virginia the choice: work together or he'll have someone else replace them.What to say? This is a

Fuck this shit. I mean it. I am not going to deal with a book like this it's sexist, demeaning, gets multiple facts about marching band wrong. And you now what....no, no, no fuck no. Obviously I won't write a full review here since the GoodReads Censor Police will probably delete it since it's not going to be a favorable review and they'll probably view that against the spirit of GoodReads since I am going to address the writer's inability to write about decent human beings. Fuck this shit. It

How did I not know Jen Echols wrote a book about marching band?! Actually, I need to look for more books about marching band... And speech/debate teams.This was my read (in one night--I finished at 2am) when I was distraught over the Trail Blazers being eliminated in the first round of the Playoffs, at the sixth game--AGAIN. It was just the thing, because it, like the other Jen Echols books I've read, had me grinning like a fool. I can't peg why her books rock so much, but they just put a goofy

3.5 starsSo this book was really funny. Everyone had this way of being dramatic, and the conversations where Mr. Rush was involved all seemed to make me want to simultaneously laugh and bang my head into a wall.I know nothing of band, drum majors, trombones, or band directors. So if the author played on stereotypes, well, I couldn't tell. This short book was about drum major Virginia and her fellow drum major, Drew. Drew was the lone drum major of their band the year before; this year, Virginia