Power Chord

Power Chord by Ted Staunton, published by Orca Book Publishers in October 2011, is a juvenile fiction novel that explores the dynamics of friendship and ambition through the lens of music. The story follows Ace and his best friend Denny as they navigate the challenges of adolescence while participating in a Battle of the Bands event. As they form a band to attract the attention of girls, Ace discovers his passion for playing guitar and electric bass, while also grappling with the complexities of songwriting and competition.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the performing arts and the world of music, highlighting the ups and downs of teenage life. As Ace strives to write a winning song for a local contest, he faces unexpected challenges, including feelings of inadequacy when Denny presents a song that Ace believes he has stolen. The 128-page book captures the essence of youthful aspirations and the moral dilemmas that come with them, making it a relatable read for young audiences interested in music and friendship.
Official synopsis Publisher
At a Battle of the Bands event, Ace and his best friend Denny notice that girls like musicians, no matter how dorky the dudes might be. Having, so far, been severely challenged when it comes to meeting girls, they decide to start a band. Ace discovers that he loves playing guitar and electric bass. While Denny tweets their every move and their clean-freak drummer, Pig, polishes everything in sight, Ace tries to write a song that will win at the next local teen songwriting contest. It’s more difficult than he thought it would be. When Denny brings a great tune to rehearsal, Ace is devastated that Denny, who rarely practices, is a better songwriter than he is. The contest is only days away when Ace discovers that Denny stole the song, and Ace has to decide if winning is worth the lie.
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