
By Kara LaReau, Matt Myers (Illustrator)
Part of the Infamous Ratsos series
A concert plan faces teasing and a lost voice. Can confidence save the day?
Ralphie and his friends plan a concert to save Big City Park, but Chad's teasing about their 'girly' costumes shakes Ralphie's confidence. When lead singer Tiny loses his voice, the concert's future is in jeopardy. Discovering Chad's secret fan stash, Ralphie must find the courage to help Chad embrace his true self. Will the concert go on, and can everyone learn to be true to themselves?
Ralphie is excited to sing and dance with his friends–until Chad makes fun of them for being “girly.” Can everyone learn to be true to themselves? When Louie and Ralphie Ratso see their friends singing and dancing in the run-down band shell in the Big City Park, Louie gets one of his big ideas. They’ll put on a concert to raise money to improve the park! But as Ralphie, Tiny, Velma, and Millicent plan a repertoire by the Critter Kidz, their favorite pop group, featuring costumes full of glitter and sequins, Chad Badgerton teases and says they look “girly”–making Ralphie self-conscious about being in the group. Why is being girly a bad thing? Then Tiny, their lead singer, loses his voice, and the gang worries that the concert won’t happen at all–until Ralphie and Louie discover that Chad has a secret fan stash of his own. Can Ralphie muster enough confidence to help Chad find his? Fans of the Ratsos as well as readers new to the series will be tickled and heartened by this latest adventure.
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