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The Beginning (Glee #1)

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Calling all Gleeks
Get more of your favorite characters in this official Glee prequel
All great performances deserve a warm-up Enroll early at McKinley High--before New Directions was even a glimmer in Mr. Schuester's eye. When did Rachel first decide Finn was more than just a jock? When did Puck and Quinn start their secret romance? And how did the fledgling Glee Club fun...more

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Published August 3rd 2010 by Poppy (first published August 1st 2010)

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Nov 13, 2012 Stephanie A. rated it 3 of 5 stars

For the record, this doesn't suck. As tie-in novels go, they're actually a rather pleasant experience, with a little more heart than usual. You just have to resign yourself to the fact that publishers of tie-in novels are afraid of writers who connect with character emotions like actors instead of script writers. I don't know how well it works as a canon-launching prequel, but if you try to think of it as a typical cotton candy/fluff YA novel, it succeeds in that respect. I am always casting YA...more

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Sep 05, 2011 Alexis Elizabeth rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I'm just going to go ahead and say this to get it over with... I'm a Gleek. Thanks to my friend I'm addicted to Glee. I love the show and can't wait for season 3. Who's with me?!?

When I saw this book I thought: "This is going to be a more child friendly version of Glee that I'll most likely get bored with." I was wrong on the child friendly part. This is absolutely a young adult book no matter how childish it may seem! The boring part is another story. There were parts that were really go...more

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Apr 27, 2011 Jolo Manansala rated it 1 of 5 stars

Let me first start by saying I am a total Gleek. I am in love with Glee and everything about it. Which is why I feel guilty about this review.

I just felt that was needed before I start writing this.

The book sucked. Why did I even read this in the first place? Oh, it was because my friend got this for me for Christmas and I felt guilty not reading it (it DOES cost a lot here in the Philippines). I knew because of people from Tumblr before hand that it was bad, but I didn't think it would be that...more Let me first start by saying I am a total Gleek. I am in love with Glee and everything about it. Which is why I feel guilty about this review.

I just felt that was needed before I start writing this.

The book sucked. Why did I even read this in the first place? Oh, it was because my friend got this for me for Christmas and I felt guilty not reading it (it DOES cost a lot here in the Philippines). I knew because of people from Tumblr before hand that it was bad, but I didn't think it would be that suck-ish.

I knew I couldn't expect much of a TV-Movie tie-in. The writers, after all, do need to stay with the plot; but this book didn't do any of that. In fact, the only plot it actually stayed with was the relationship between Puck and Quinn, and even that was written poorly.

This book had a lot of errors considering the storyline of the TV show. First; Sandy Ryerson in the book was never there for practice as the members have said. Sandy was always there; in fact he even "harassing" a male Glee club member. So, that practically removes the plot of Rachel having him fired so that the position of director would be open for Will.

Second; Mercedes really only like Kurt when the Cheerios pushed her to go for Kurt, and that didn't go well.

Third; Why are Tina and Artie being more sweet here than in the show? It seems as though they were already a couple even though that only seemed to happen during Episode 9- "Wheels".

Fourth; Same goes with Rachel and Finn. Rachel said herself that she really only admired Finn when she heard him sing during Glee club practice, and that was when Will was in charge.

Fifth; Um, the most ridiculous error of this book would be the fact that Will was the one who held auditions for Rachel, Kurt, Mercedes, Artie, and Tina. Having a Glee club before that just ruins everything.

Oh, and Puck isn't named Puck Puckerman. Okay?! Geez. So, really, these errors just make me hate the book a whole lot. It may seem all rude and bitchy, but this IS my review. If somebody else likes it, then fine.

The whole book was just about Puck and Quinn's affair, Tina decorating the gym and the club redeeming themselves during homecoming. It was written poorly with sentences that look as though they were intended for 6-year olds.

Sure, there are times when I liked it, like during their performance at the Recital where Kurt fell in the orchestra pit. However, it left me feeling, incomplete. As much as I do still want to read the other books, I'll stay with the show for now.(less)

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Nov 16, 2010 Shelley rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: media, youth

Jenny bought these for the kids series section and I offered to read it to see if it was appropriate for our fifth grade and under collection. I'm pretty iffy on that.

Reading for myself, I was really, really bugged when things didn't match up to the show. How hard would it have been to watch the first two or three episodes before writing this? It's not a huge time drain, okay? Here, the club was Kurt, Mercedes, Artie and Tina until Kurt invited Rachel. But we saw Sandy feeling up the one guy, a...more

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Sep 24, 2010 Lyndsey Rushby rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I have been a massive fan on Glee since it first started so I was both curious and excited to see how it would be transferred into a book and prequel. There was a lot of good reviews for it on Twitter so I was starting to think that it was done really well. I was unfortunately left not completely loving it though.

Glee: The Beginning really accentuates the personalities of the main characters and because of this, I could imagine them as they are on the TV show. I liked being able to picture each...more I have been a massive fan on Glee since it first started so I was both curious and excited to see how it would be transferred into a book and prequel. There was a lot of good reviews for it on Twitter so I was starting to think that it was done really well. I was unfortunately left not completely loving it though.

Glee: The Beginning really accentuates the personalities of the main characters and because of this, I could imagine them as they are on the TV show. I liked being able to picture each character in my head and after watching them for so long, their antics in the book fit really well with how I would have imagined them to behave. Rachel's quirky personality and eagerness to become a star came across really well and I loved some of the things she did to try and get herself better known in the school. I do wish Sue had made a few more appearances though because she was just as funny and mean in this story and I loved seeing that she has never really changed.

One of the most interesting things about this book for me was learning about certain events that have only been hinted at so far throughout season 1. I finally got to know what Rachel's two Dads are called and the kind of friendship that Mercedes and Kurt had. The best part of Glee: The Beginning was finding out how Quinn and Puck's affair started and when Rachel began to notice Finn. I really saw a different side to all four of these characters because of this and it just made me love Puck even more.

My biggest problem with the plot was that certain things didn't match up with the timeline of the TV series. For instance, Rachel had to audition before Mr Schuster for her place in Glee Club in the pilot episode but in the book, Kurt speaks to her about being in Glee and is already a member by the end. The first thing that really stood out to me though was the use of Usher's recent song OMG. Considering that the book is set before the TV series I would have thought that older songs would have been used to keep the timeframe of the book in line with the TV series. Another thing was their first performance. I loved their first performance of Push It on TV but again, this didn't match up with what was in the book. The inconsistencies aren't all of the way throughout the story but some were big enough for me to take a lot of notice of.

Glee: The Beginning is a fun book and a quick and easy read. No, I didn't love it but there were still some really good things about it. I think I will still read any other Glee books that are brought out just to find out some of the interesting going ons but I doubt I would buy them myself. (less)

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Jul 29, 2010 Liz rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: tv-series-novel, ya

Glee: The Beginning is a short, fun read chronicling the events of McKinley High before Mr Schuester takes over Glee Club. The book starts off with Rachel Berry, resident over-achiever and know-it-all, being asked by Kurt to join Glee. After much deliberation, Rachel agrees to join, and the rest of the novel concentrates on the difficulties the members of the Glee Club have trying to avoid humiliation and gain acceptance from their peers and the “popular crowd”. Along the way, slushies are tosse...more

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Dec 29, 2010 Sean Kennedy rated it 2 of 5 stars

I'm really not expecting great literature when it comes to a novel based on the series Glee, but I at least expect it to fit in with the continuity of the show (although I guess it could be argued that this author is being as wildly inconsistent with plot and characterisation as the screenwriters). What you have here are blatant canonical facts being overlooked here such as Sandy Ryerson running the Glee club before Schue takes over - Ryerson is nowhere to be seen, and therefore the huge plot de...more

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Mar 03, 2011 Sophia Zhu rated it 5 of 5 stars

this book is about a bundle of kids from the school McKinley High. if you didnt already know, glee is a hit tv show on fox five. every tuesday night i think. its started about a year ago. currently its on the second season. and i must say, i am a huggggggggggeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee gleek. like seriously. its so good. watch it. back to the book. this book is based on the background of before season one started. the whole point of the book is the different situations these glee kids have. for exampl...more

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Aug 02, 2010 YA Reader rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

When I received this book I wasn't really sure what to expect. I loved the TV series but I've never really been a big fan of tie-in books. This one luckily is a bit different. It's actually an original novel so what happens in it is separate to the content of the television shows. The book also takes place before the Glee series so you really get to know all of the characters well.

There are lots of things I liked about this book but in particular I liked the way Lowell presented the Glee kids we...more

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Aug 04, 2010 Jesse Owen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: for-review

Before I begin I should point out that I love Glee (how it managed to pass by the rest of my family I have absolutley no idea), I loved the story and I especially loved the songs – many of them I preferred over the orignal (can I say that?) so approaching the book was interesting in that obviously one of the key parts of the show (the songs) was missing.

This aside I felt the book really captures the spirit of Glee, it may not be the TV series but it stood up well on it’s own ground, we start wit...more

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Sep 27, 2010 Kris rated it 3 of 5 stars

For fans of Glee, this prequel is a lot of fun. It is a bit of a bummer without the music, but I still really enjoyed it. There was enough drama and dialogue to keep my interest. Mr. Schu is not in the picture yet as Kurt, Mercedes, Artie and Tina enlist Rachel’s help to improve the Glee Club. They have a recital planned and are scared to death they will make fools of themselves. Rachel uses the morning announcements to give herself a higher profile, singing and bravely challenging the Cheerrios...more

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Apr 05, 2011 John Egbert rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of Glee, those curious about Glee

Recommended to John by: My sister.

Shelves: why-did-i-read-this, nothing-special

Honestly, this is a shallow fanfiction about a shallow tv show. I watch the show when I have nothing else to do, and I'm not disappointed. Sophia Lowell did what was expected. But in all honestly, the book itself is pretty mediocre. I don't know why I read it. I didn't laugh once, the Rachel/Finn was worse in the book than it was on the screen (nevermind, I take it back), and it was so boring at parts that I had to skip chapters and chapters at a time.

Not saying that I expected magical genius fr...more

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Jan 29, 2012 Turtlelove.jcs rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Glee: The Beginning
Written by Sophia Lowell, this novel was published by Hachette Book Group in New York, New York in August of 2010. I think this book was very good and I would read the other two after. I would recommend this book to any “Gleek”.
The story of the Glee Club takes place at McKinley High School in Lima, Ohio. The entire plot is about a few talented “nerds” trying to make their mark on the school and make everyone else appreciate them. The mos...more Kaydee Brain
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Glee: The Beginning
Written by Sophia Lowell, this novel was published by Hachette Book Group in New York, New York in August of 2010. I think this book was very good and I would read the other two after. I would recommend this book to any “Gleek”.
The story of the Glee Club takes place at McKinley High School in Lima, Ohio. The entire plot is about a few talented “nerds” trying to make their mark on the school and make everyone else appreciate them. The most significant character in the book is Rachel. All she wants to do is perform. So she finds ways to get the Glee club gigs while along the way, falling for the all-star quarterback, Finn Hudson. The plot was very good; the average high school setting.
This book is based on the television show Glee and resembles what supposedly happened before the show started. It is very similar to the television show and if you have watched the show you would know exactly what is going in every sentence and how each character feels and why. The difference between the book and the show is that not all of the kids in the show have been mentioned in the book. For example, the head cheerleader, Quinn has no idea who Rachel is and has never seen her; whereas in the show, they are constantly fighting over boys and solos for Glee Club. In addition some of the characters have small differences of attitude. For example, Quinn is exceedingly uptight in the show, and in the book, she is easier going. Finally, in the book the music teacher for the Glee Club is just beginning to get the idea to teach it, but in the show, it gives the viewer the idea that he has been there ever since his first day at McKinley High School in Lima, Ohio.
Overall, the book was great and I would recommend it to anyone who watches the show and I would read the other two in the series. I think it is very similar to the show, but with a few slight differences that don’t keep you from the main storyline. The most important thing to remember about this book is that the Glee Club is just beginning and is barely in its feet. I can’t wait to keep reading the other books to see what happens from now to the beginning of the show!

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Dec 04, 2011 Tabby rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: audiobook

First off i'm a huge glee fan which is why I found myself asking these 5 questions.

1. How does Finn even know Rachel is alive? cause they made it pretty clear he didn't until the first episode. So him already having feelings for her is just ridiculous

2. Why is Santana so out of character? Everytime she opened her mouth I wanted to pull my hair out! she doesn't talk like that ok!!!

3. Why is Mercedes already crushing on Kurt? correct me if im wrong but didn't she only start liking him after the c...more

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Oct 15, 2010 Josh rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of the tv show Glee and young adults

Shelves: children-young-adult, read-in-2010, tv-movie-tie-ins, woman-author

This young adult novel takes place before the television show began, basically covering the week or two before. All of the characters are present and accounted for and the author has done a fine job of capturing their personalities and styles. The story details how Rachel Berry was first brought into the glee club by Kurt and how her energy and drive pushed Tina, Artie, Mercedes, Kurt to take risks and put themselves out there even while the popular students make their lives a nightmare.

While f...more

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Jan 10, 2011 Rachel rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: general-fiction

I am a total "Gleek," and I have been in love with the show since the very first episode. I'll spare you the details. But of course, I had to read the Glee book that answers my burning questions about what happened before the t.v. show kicked off, such as what grades the main characters are in, and how did Puck and Quinn wind up in bed together? I have a life, just not on Tuesdays.

Anyways, the book is true to form, right down to Sue Sylvester's hilariously-vile comments, Finn's adorable naivety,...more

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Aug 25, 2010 Sophie rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: for-review, 2010-debut

As a huge fan of the TV show Glee, I was very excited when I was given the chance to read and review Glee: The Beginning.

It was obvious reading Glee: The Beginning that Sophia Lowell really knows her Glee. Every element of the characters was spot on: voice, personality, dialogue and actions. It was so much fun to get into the heads of Puck, Kurt, Quinn, Rachel, Mercedes, Finn, Artie and Tina who I’ve grown to love over the series. I was a little disappointed that Mr Schu didn’t get much face ti...more

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Nov 01, 2010 Cam Foster rated it 3 of 5 stars

Glee ritten by:Sophia Lowell

Calling all Gleeks! Great book to read!

Get more of your favorite characters in this Glee book staring Rachel,Your vavouite school Mckinley High, And more
All great performances deserve a warm-up! Enroll early at McKinley High.The book was well written, but not as good as I had hoped. I found that the TV show hade more Action and alot more exsiting seen's! The author Sophia lowell, did a ok job on of the each character's personality,But they are pretty diffrent from the...more

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Jul 16, 2011 Kelly-anne.♥. rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Gleeks!

Shelves: tv-show-anime, borrowed-library

1st - I am a total gleek! My favourite tv show ever!! So of course when I saw this at the library I snatched it up immediately. I have to say I am very disapointed. At first I gave this book 2 stars, because although I went through it pretty quick when I actually had time to read, I was bored pretty much the whole entire time. In the end, I gave it another star because I do still think it was a cool idea to write a book set before the show began, and I just love glee so much that 2 stars didn't...more

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Jan 20, 2011 Zooey rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Hoarders collecting crap books

I can be very short about this one: it was awful. It doesn't often happen to me that I feel the urge to get myself a toy gun that looks awfully real and then fly over to the author and threaten her to take her hands off of the computer and keep them where I can see them. But now I really did, while I'm actually very anti-violent!

This book just completely missed its point to me. Obviously a tie-in book does not equal high quality literature, but this...?! I think there might be better fanfiction...more I can be very short about this one: it was awful. It doesn't often happen to me that I feel the urge to get myself a toy gun that looks awfully real and then fly over to the author and threaten her to take her hands off of the computer and keep them where I can see them. But now I really did, while I'm actually very anti-violent!

This book just completely missed its point to me. Obviously a tie-in book does not equal high quality literature, but this...?! I think there might be better fanfiction posted online. This book is very easy on the grammar and the construction of its sentences. It's a book you can finish in an hour and a half, because there's nothing that you need to think about or reread. I guess it's great for primary school children, but for young adults, not so much. At least, not if they expect to find anything good.

I do enjoy the show, but I'm not madly in love with it. Yet, I recognise some inconsistencies in the book which I have not been able to shrug off like with Bones Buried Deep. Anyway, everything just seems to be a bit overdone. Quinn is a lot meaner than she is on the show, Finn is dumber, Mercedes is more clueless... It all just rubbed me the wrong way.

The story of the book is basically how the Glee club came to be the Glee club before the show started. The Glee kids are living towards a homecoming dance and are preparing a song, Tina is also preparing decorations, Quinn is torn between her feelings for Finn and Puck... Yeah, that would be about it.

Nothing really surprising happened, which is logical because it could disrupt the link to the tv show if it did. To me, the book was really boring. Also, Glee is just not glee without the music. Songs are mentioned, but the magic just isn't there.

I think that Lowell tried her absolute best to capture the characters, make them funny and sound like teenagers. Sadly, she failed in all these three departments. It was overdone. For her next book, I suggest she tries a little less hard on writing them like monkeys and works on making them more human.

Also, the book itself is just not worth the money. In my copy, there are as many blank pages as there are printed ones! I can't believe this actually got published. Did all the shops suddenly run out of coasters?

~Zooey Iding(less)

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Aug 19, 2010 Alea rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I'm still struggling on how to describe this venture from the screen to the page. There is some good stuff in this book and stuff really not so good stuff. But overall I'm glad I read it.

In this book we get more of everything from the characters, Rachel is more annoying, Finn is a little more dumb, Quinn is meaner. I sort of wish they hadn't been. But I think this comes from being inside of the characters head instead of being a spectator. I did like seeing how Quinn and Puck got together and ho...more

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Dec 22, 2011 Jade Paton rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: want-a-break, 2011, children, femme-fiction, humor, read-in-czech, hot-protagonist, annoying-protagonist, romance, friendship, own-a-copy, reviewed

This was little more than poorly researched fanfiction, but at least it was pretty accurate when it came to the characters and their behaviour. It's easy to read and quite entertaining if you don't mind that it doesn't corespond with the show.
Some of the parts were a bit boring, but that was probably due to my own problem with certain characters (like Quinn).
In the end it wasn't that bad. I liked the whole story about Rachel, which was luckily the bigger part of the book. Even though I can't ima...more

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Aug 29, 2010 Jenny / Wondrous Reads rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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GLEEEEEEEEE!! Yep, if you can't already tell, I loved this book. It's the perfect antidote to pining away for the TV show, and is written so well that you feel like you're watching it rather than reading it. Sophia Lowell manages to capture each character's dialogue and personality perfectly, and offers an extra insight into their pre-Glee lives.

I'll be honest here: I'm quite surprised by how much I enjoyed this book. I'm a big fan of the show so I knew I'd like it, but I was a bit concerned abo...more

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Sep 24, 2010 Sarah rated it 2 of 5 stars

Basic writing and contained everything I hate about Glee then magnified it - I can't bloody stand Rachel, Quinn, or Finn and yet there they are with the book's focus firmly on them; as usual, the minority characters are more after thoughts - they don't even get to be on the front cover or on any of the giveaway posters! Plus, everything in the book contradicts how the Glee Club actually started as seen in the pilot - and last time I checked, the pilot was still bloody canon. Even the most hardco...more

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Aug 12, 2010 xXRossiya AruXx rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: also-r-tv-show-movie-both

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Sep 14, 2010 Franzie rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book will be loved by all the Gleeks out there.
It revolves around Rachel, Glee club and the Finn/Quinn/Puck mystery.

Lowell's writing surely is not the best in the literary world but it definitely suits the book. I liked how she managed to keep the flow to the story. One second, she wrote about Quinn wearing a short skirt, the next she talked about how Puck found that excact skirt totally hot. I really liked it.

As a die-hard Finchel shipper, I was very delighted to see about the "beginning"...more

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Nov 19, 2010 Abbie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, ya

Best writing ever? High literature? Not really. But it's GLEE. That earned it a bit higher than it might have on its own. It assumes that you know about the characters, and have seen most of the first season, considering that it either states some obvious things or hints strongly at things to come.

What I'm not so sure about is that the kids really knew each other very well and were all in Glee Club before. But possibly, it pulls on some vague details.

A little too much Y for the young'uns, so I...more

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Jun 16, 2012 Sophie rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: I wouldn't recommend this book

Shelves: 2000-onwards

Having enjoyed watching Glee from the first series I thought I'd give The Beginning a try.

I was left extremely disappointed. The characters retained their flaws but lost all of their redeeming qualities. I find the t.v versions of Rachel, Puck and co. endearing despite their idiosyncratic ways, their book counterparts however were just obnoxious and unlikable.

The book was scattered with references to Puck's dubious pool cleaning business, cougars, M.I.L.Fs and other subjects unsuitable for young...more

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May 15, 2012 Macy (It's a Book Thing) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: owned

More of my reviews at http://itisabookthing.blogspot.com/

OVERALL:
Plot-16/20
Characters-18/20
Creativity-17/20
Writing-16/20
Pace-9/10
Ending-8/10
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★★★★/5

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When I bought this book, I didn't have many expectations. In all honesty, I expected much less then I actually got out of it. It was a really easy read and a good break from all the super depressing books that I read. I must admit, I am a BIG Glee fan. I watch the show all the time, have all the music, and sing the songs in the shower o...more

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Dec 28, 2012 Maud rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Glee fans who crave more Glee stuff

Shelves: chicklit

All great performances deserve a warm-up, enroll early at McKinley High (before New Directions was even a glimmer in Mr. Schuester's eye). When did Rachel first decide Finn was more than just a jock? When did Puck and Quinn start their secret romance? And how did the fledgling Glee Club function without a fearless leader? Hint: It wasn't exactly a perfect melody.
Break out the gold stars and refill the slushies: It's time to find out what happened to all your favorite characters "before" the show...more

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