Books with title Practice Makes Perfect for Rotten Ralph: A Rotten Ralph Rotten Reader

When the carnival comes to town, the world's favorite fractious feline discovers the hilariously wrong way to victory before he gets it right. "Illustrated with Rubel's deadpan pictures, this is a prize for newly independent readers, for whom ‘practice makes perfect' indeed." ―The Horn Book Guide "Ralph has his own special niche in the world of children's literature, and now on the easy-reader shelves, too." ―Kirkus Reviews*

It's carnival time for Ralph, Sarah, and Percy, Ralph's cousin! Ralph is ready to play games and win prizes. But perfect Percy has been practicing. He keeps beating Ralph and wooing Sarah with his winnings. Fed up with losing, Ralph decides to cheat his way to victory . . . until Sarah puts a stop to it. School Library Journal hails Rotten Ralph Helps Out, the first Rotten Ralph Rotten Reader, as a "wise choice for youngsters making the transition from picture books to chapter books." In this feisty new adventure, the world's favorite come-back cat shows Percy and Sarah that all his practice at losing can make him a winner in the end.

When the carnival comes to town, the world's favorite fractious feline discovers the hilariously wrong way to victory before he gets it right. "Illustrated with Rubel's deadpan pictures, this is a prize for newly independent readers, for whom practice makes perfect' indeed." "The Horn Book Guide """"""Ralph has his own special niche in the world of children's literature, and now on the easy-reader shelves, too." "Kirkus Reviews"*"

When the carnival comes to town, the world’s favorite fractious feline discovers the hilariously wrong way to victory before he gets it right. “Illustrated with Rubel’s deadpan pictures, this is a prize for newly independent readers, for whom ‘practice makes perfect’ indeed.” —The Horn Book Guide “Ralph has his own special niche in the world of children’s literature, and now on the easy-reader shelves, too.” —Kirkus Reviews*

When the carnival comes to town, Ralph, Cousin Percy and Sarah can't wait to go! Percy has been practicing his skills to win prizes, but Ralph thinks practicing is boring. He'll find his own way to win and prove to Sarah that Percy doesn't know everything. As usual, Ralph's way gets him into trouble! Jack Gantos reads his spirited story, and listeners will delight in Ralph's rotten-ness, as well as in his humbling lessons and ultimately, happy ending!