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From the 87th book in The Baby-Sitters Club series of young adult novels, ''Stacey and the Bad Girls'' (1995). [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Band from the award winning 1999 young adult novel ''Bud, Not Buddy'', set in 1936. [[Category:Young adult novels]]

.../books.google.com/books?id=jpieoZg-rE4C Scratch and the Sniffs]'', a young adult novel by Chris Lynch, 1997. It's number three in his He-Man Women Haters Cl [[Category:Young adult novels]]

.../akemi-dawn-bowman/generation-misfits/ Generation Misfits]'', a 2021 young-adult novel by Akemi Dawn Bowman. [[Category:Young adult novels]]

All female, platinum-selling band mentioned in passing in the 1991 young adult novel, ''Rock 'n' Rebels: Makin' the Grade'' by "Jahnna N. Malcolm," a pseu [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Teen garage band from the "Bert Diaries" series of Swedish young adult novels by Anders Jacobsson and Sören Olsson. [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Rock band rivals of The Electic Outlet from the young adult novel ''Rock 'N' Roll Nights'' (1982) by Todd Strasser. [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Rock band from the 1986 British young adult novel ''Chartbreak'' by Gillian Cross. Protagonist angry young Janis Mary Finch joins this band as a way out of her terrible home life.

Singer known as "the Irish Cowboy" from the 1970 young adult novel ''Mooncoin Castle'' by Brinton Turkle. He's only mentioned in passing [[Category:Young adult novels|Mahon]]

Schoolkids' garage band that gets a shot at stardom in the 1996 young adult novel also titled ''Fireballs from Hell'' by Rose Impey. [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Madonna-esque rock star from the 1990 young adult novel ''Allie's Wild Surprise'' by Carrie Austen, the first book in the The [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Titular band from the 2007 young adult novel of the same name by Mark Peter Hughes. It was turned into a Disney Ch [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...r band of protagonist Love Bukowski at her old school, from the 2013 young adult novel ''The Principles of Love'' by Emily Franklin. [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...discovers that this popular rock/metal star is her aunt in the 1993 young adult novel ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=0UgbAAAACAAJ Slate Blues] by She [[Category:Young adult novels]]

From the 1986 British young adult mystery novel, ''The Three Detectives and the Missing Superstar'' by Simon [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...sory (sold separately). She is also featured in several tie-in young adult novels. [[Category:Young adult novels|Grant, Tenney]]

From the 1998 young adult novel ''The Case of the Rock & Roll Mystery'' by Lisa Eisenberg in the New [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...awl_Space_Facing_the_Music.jpg|right]]Teen garage band from the 1996 young adult novel ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=-fTtAAAAMAAJ Facing the Music] '' [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Band from the young adult novel ''Rock and Roll Mystery (A Choose Your Own Adventure Book)'' by Jim W [[Category:Young adult novels|Velocettes]]

From the 1989 young adult novel, ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=Nq_WxyOhgrsC Hey, Didi Darling] [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Possibly '''Tammy and the Teenettes'''. From the 1989 young adult novel, ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=Nq_WxyOhgrsC Hey, Didi Darling] [[Category:Young adult novels|Teenettes]]

...comic relief jester/troubadour/rabbit in the Redwall young adult series of novels, first mentioned in 1991's ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=nKOPDAAAQBA [[Category:Young adult novels|Woodsorrell, Tark]]

Rock band from a trilogy of young adult novels by Todd Strasser: [[Category:Young adult novels|Electric Outlet]]

Collingwood High School's hottest rock band in the 1985 young adult novel ''Gemini Solo'' by E. M Rees, the 8th book in The Zodiac Club series [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Band from the young adult novel ''How to Rock Braces and Glasses'' by Meg Haston. This was teenager Z [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...e.com/books?id=mXyx7NPWWqQC Rhythm of Love]'', the 58th novel in the young adult Sweet Dreams series (Bantam Books, 1984). [[Category:Young adult novels]]

African American blues clarinetist from the 1998 young adult novel ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=bbsNTwEACAAJ The Old Cotton Blue [[Category:Young adult novels|Cotton, Johnny]]

...e.com/books?id=mXyx7NPWWqQC Rhythm of Love]'', the 58th novel in the young adult Sweet Dreams series (Bantam Books, 1984). Scott kicks keyboardist Darcy ou [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...band featured in the GothFaire, the setting for Katie Maxwell's 2005 young adult novel ''Got Fangs? Confessions of a Vampire's Girlfriend''. They are Hungar [[Category:Young adult novels]]

High school band from the 2006 young adult novel ''[http://www.amazon.com/King-Dork-Frank-Portman/dp/0385734506 King D [[Category:Young adult novels|Chi-Mos]]

...nklin_W._Dixon Franklin W. Dixon]," the house pseudonym for the Hardy Boys novels since they were first published in 1927. [[Category:Young adult novels|Mean Willies]]

From ''Heather and the Pink Poodles'' young adult novel by Marion Engle, 1998. [[Category:Young adult novels|Pink Poodles]]

They are the protagonists of the young adult ''Layla and the Bots'' series, written by Vicky Fang and illustrated by Chr [[Category:Young adult novels]]

He is also featured in the tie-in young adult novels. [[Category:Young adult novels|Everett, Logan]]

....png|right]]A "guitar mayhem band" from the heavily illustrated 2013 young adult novel, ''Zits: Chillax'' by Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman. It's a spinoff fro [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...nklin_W._Dixon Franklin W. Dixon]," the house pseudonym for the Hardy Boys novels since they were first published in 1927. [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...y a benefit concert for the Ravenswood Wildlife Preserve in the 2008 young adult novel ''Spellsinger'' by Rachel Roberts, number five in the Avalon: Web of [[Category:Young adult novels|Conrad, Johnny]]

...ny Victor assembles this prefab boy band of protagonists in the 1991 young adult novel ''Rock 'n' Rebels: Makin' the Grade'' by "Jahnna N. Malcolm," a pseud [[Category:Young adult novels|Now Crowd]]

Stepping Razor is the band of Kaye Fierch's mother, Ellen, in the young adult novel ''[http://www.blackholly.com/tithe.html Tithe]'' by Holly Black (2002 [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Missing rock star from the 1984 young adult novel ''Where is Emmett Gold? : a solve-it-yourself rock music mystery'' by [[Category:Young adult novels|Gold, Emmett]]

From the 2003 young adult novel ''Fat Kid Rules the World'' by K.L. Going. Features drummer Troy Bill [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Your favorite rock group from the 1989 young adult novel ''You Are a Superstar (A Choose Your Own Adventure book by Jim Wallac [[Category:Young adult novels|Syndrome]]

...nklin_W._Dixon Franklin W. Dixon]," the house pseudonym for the Hardy Boys novels since they were first published in 1927. [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...Rockathon, a charity rock festival targeted by thieves, in the 2013 young adult novel ''Zac Power: Lunar Strike'' by H.I. Larry. Somehow this involves prot [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...stock, "the greatest zombie rock festival in the world," in the 2008 young adult novel ''Flesh of the Zombie'', the fourth book in the [http://www.tommydonb [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...heads of protagonist Futch and his pals, Tig and Welles, in the 1979 young adult novel, ''The Ballad of T. Rantula'' by Kit Reed. He uses the singer to deal [[Category:Young adult novels|Rantula, T.]]

...a character is flipping through CDs in the protagonist's car in the young adult novel ''Just Listen'' by Sarah Dessen (2006). [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Teenage rock star from the 2016 young adult novel ''Target'' by former touring musician Chris Bradford. Bradford even r [[Category:Young adult novels|Wild, Ash]]

...ight]]Portugese/Romany guitarist and singer of the title of the 1967 young adult mystery novel ''The Secret of the Minstrel's Guitar'', number 5 in The Dana [[Category:Young adult novels|Gomes, Gama]]

Fake rock band that is at the center of the 2011 young adult fantasy novel ''My Favorite Band Does Not Exist'' by Robert T. Jeschonek. T [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...y a benefit concert for the Ravenswood Wildlife Preserve in the 2008 young adult novel ''Spellsinger'' by Rachel Roberts, number five in the Avalon: Web of [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...nklin_W._Dixon Franklin W. Dixon]," the house pseudonym for the Hardy Boys novels since they were first published in 1927, which would make him well over 100 [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...a character is flipping through CDs in the protagonist's car in the young adult novel ''Just Listen'' by Sarah Dessen (2006). They are described as an "alt [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Popular singer from the 2015 young adult novel ''I'm With the Band'' by Jen Calonita. [[Category:Young adult novels|Ade, Lemon]]

Boy band from the 1998 young adult novel ''The Case of the Rock & Roll Mystery'' by Lisa Eisenberg in the New [[Category:Young adult novels|Bailey Brothers]]

...ge band [[The Dead Musicians Society]] to open for them, in the 2008 young adult novel ''The Latent Powers of Dylan Fontaine'' by April Lurie. They suck, ac [[Category:Young adult novels|Sewer Rats]]

...nklin_W._Dixon Franklin W. Dixon]," the house pseudonym for the Hardy Boys novels since they were first published in 1927. [[Category:Young adult novels|Rock-a-Byes]]

Teen blues band from ''The Buffalo Nickel Blues Band'', a 1982 young adult novel by Judie Angell. [[Category:Young adult novels|Buffalo Nickel Blues Band]]

Teen garage rock band from the 2008 young adult novel ''The Latent Powers of Dylan Fontaine'' by April Lurie. Member Randy [[Category:Young adult novels|Dead Musicians Society]]

....png|right]]Christian rock/pop trio from a series of young adult Christian novels by Cheryl Crouch, published in 2007 by Zonderkidz, a HarperCollins subsidia [[Category:Young adult novels|Chosen Girls]]

...n.jpg|thumb|right]]Up-n-coming country rock band on tour in the 1985 young adult novel ''On the Road Again'' by Miriam Morton. Published as no. 152 of the t [[Category:Young adult novels|Harper River Band]]

Band from the young adult novel ''How to Rock Braces and Glasses'' by Meg Haston. Teenager Zander Jar [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Popular pop trio with perfect hair and sparkly outfits from the 2012 young adult novel ''Fame, Fortune, and the Bran Muffins of Doom'' by Marty Kelley. None [[Category:Young adult novels|Funkee Boyz]]

The most popular band in America, in the 2010 young adult mystery novel ''The Case of the Rock 'n' Roll Dog'' by Martha Freeman. They [[Category:Young adult novels|Song Boys]]

A whistler from a series of juvenile novels by E. W. Hildick. [[Category:Young adult novels|Jones, Birdy]]

Hot, successful pop singer from the 1989 young adult novel ''You Are a Superstar (A Choose Your Own Adventure book by Jim Wallac [[Category:Young adult novels|Blue, Ginger]]

...shop to Joe Dakor, and their new project is a snack barn as a hangout for young people. The plot here, dealing with two criminals who had a falling out, is [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...illustration by Kristen Gudsnuk]]Rising boy band trio from the 2015 young adult novel ''I'm With the Band'' by Jen Calonita. Twelve-year-old fan and protag [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...:Aria_Maria_Deadly_Double.png|right|300px]]Famous singer in the 1998 young adult sci-fi book ''Deadly Double'' by Milian France, set in the future. [[Category:Young adult novels|Aria, Maria]]

"The hottest band around" according to a grade schooler in the 1999 young adult novel ''[https://archive.org/stream/draculadoesntro00dade Dracula Doesn't R [[Category:Young adult novels|Dead Beats]]

...pole. The Thea Stilton series is a spinoff from the Geronimo Stilton young adult graphic novel series. [[Category:Graphic novels]]

...young adult novel ''Torn'', number two in the Wicked Dead series of horror novels on the HarperTeen imprint of publishing megalith HarperCollins. [[Category:Novels]]

...background of the strip since 1997. In the heavily illustrated 2013 young adult novel spinoff, ''Zits: Chillax'', Duncan and his best friend Hector get tic [[Category:Young adult novels]]

All girl pop band and marketing franchise from the young adult novel series turned into TV movie ''The Cheetah Girls'' (2003). New York te == Novels ==

...Kisser'' (1992), the 29th book in the Fabulous Five series of young adult novels by Betsy Haynes. [[Category:Young adult novels|New Generation]]

...ew.jpg|right]]High schooler guitarist with a garage band in the 1990 young adult novel ''A Frog's Eye View'' by Rebecca Busselle. His girlfriend Neela, the [[Category:Young adult novels|Cunningham, Nick]]

...nklin_W._Dixon Franklin W. Dixon]," the house pseudonym for the Hardy Boys novels since they were first published in 1927. [[Category:Young adult novels|Mignogna Brothers]]

...of the [[:Category:Sweet Valley|Sweet Valley High]] series of young adult novels.

...ht]] Rising pop quartet loved by the protagonist of the 2004 British young adult novel ''Plastic Fantastic'' by Simon Cheshire. Each chapter (or "tracks" as [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...r Kisser''(1992), the 29th book in the Fabulous Five series of young adult novels. [[Category:Young adult novels|Dreadful Alternatives]]

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...ssembled by protagonist Simon for the school talent show in the 2012 young adult novel ''Fame, Fortune, and the Bran Muffins of Doom'' by Marty Kelley. A lo [[Category:Young adult novels|Groovy Guys]]

From the fifth book in the Fabulous Five series of young adult novels, ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fabulous_Five_(book_series) The Braggi [[Category:Young adult novels|Morgan, Trevor]]

From the young adult novel series, The Music Fairies, by Daisy Meadows. ==List of Music Fairy novels==

Punk band from the 2006 young adult novel ''Born to Rock'' by Gordon Korman. The lead singer is King Maggot. [[Category:Novels]]

...up with squeaky voices and parody of [[The Chipmunks]] from the 2012 young adult novel ''Fame, Fortune, and the Bran Muffins of Doom'' by Marty Kelley. Nerd [[Category:Young adult novels|Silly Squirrels]]

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In Robert T. Jeschonek's 2011 young adult fantasy novel ''My Favorite Band Does Not Exist'', two characters (Idea Dei [[Category:Novels|Fireskull, Johnny]]

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[[Category:Young adult novels|MacCrae]]

...xon," the publishing company pseudonyms used for all Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys novels.

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[[Category:Young adult novels|Reef, Jenny]]

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...up with him. All from the girlfriend's point of view. From the 2009 young adult novel ''Audrey, Wait'' by Robin Benway. [[Category:Young adult novels|Do-Gooders]]

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...d in at least two [[:Category:Sweet Valley|Sweet Valley High]] young adult novels: ''Last Wish'' (1998, Sweet Valley High #144) and ''Stepsisters'' (Sweet Va

[[Category:Young adult novels|South Forty]]

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[[Category:Young adult novels|Lake, Nicholls]]

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[[Category:Young adult novels|Baby Bejesuses]]

...tle?0271271 Zenon: The Zequel]'' (2001). The movies are based on the young adult novel series Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century written by Marilyn Sadler and [[Category:Young adult novels]]

Band fronted by a vampire, maybe, from some young adult novels in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bailey_School_Kids The Bailey School Kids [[Category:Young adult novels]]

...ionables_Mooncoin_Castle.png|right]]Hippy rock quartet from the 1970 young adult novel ''Mooncoin Castle'' by Brinton Turkle. They play a benefit concert fo [[Category:Young adult novels|Unmentionables]]

Young new, popular and rising British rock band in the 2005 novel ''Rock My World [[Category:Young adult novels|Wolves]]

[[Category:Young adult novels|Jameson, Jimmy]]

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...to the [[:Category:Sweet Valley|Sweet Valley High]] series of young adult novels. Beginning with SVU #21, ''For the Love of Ryan'' (1996), he has a whirlwin

...hort stories that were the basis of ''The Crystal Singer'' (1982), a young-adult novel. Ree's story continued in ''Killashandra'' (1986) and ''Crystal Line' [[Category:Novels|Ree, Killashandra]]

[[Category:Young adult novels|Stiff Dylans]]

[[Category:Young adult novels|Bonds, Bitsy]]

...unnie's unsuccessful, yet critically acclaimed late 1960s band when he was young, before he was the father of the title character of the animated television The band was also mentioned in at least two young adult novels based on the series: ''The Funnie Mysteries: The Case of the Baffling Beast

...es) band appears in at least two of the Sweet Valley series of young adult novels by Francine Pascal and some kind of unholy army of ghostwriters.

[[Category:Young adult novels|Kung-fu Cowboys]]

[[Category:Young adult novels|Emergency Exit]]

...e, is tighter. But the most amazing element is watching kids who where too young to have appreciated the band when they first exploded from the music scene, [[Category:Young adult novels|Babydolls]]

...t Adam Wilde is the boyfriend of novel's protagonist, [[Mia Hall]]. In the novels, the band's name was [[Shooting Star]]:

[[Category:Young adult novels|Buddy Death Band]]