<< 1 >>
Rating: 
Summary: Hip-Hip-Hooray for Junie B.
Review: I am a children's librarian and a mother of two young children. I recently discovered Barbara Park's wonderful books. Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying was the first of her books I read. I have never laughed so much while reading a book. My children loved it. I then read it to my son's second grade class. The students and teachers were instant Junie B. fans. They clamored for more. The students are now checking Junie B. Jones books out from the library and keeping me informed on which ones they have read. I now visit school and read to them once a week, and they always request more of Junie B. Jones. I say Hip-Hip-Hooray for Junie B. and thank you Barbara Park for giving us such funny, touching stories. You have helped so many children discover the love of reading.
Rating:
Summary: Junie B. Jones is absolutely hilarious in this adventure!
Review: If you have ever thought about making sneaky peeky spying your business, you had better read this book! In this story Junie B. Jones spies on her grandpa and Mrs., her teacher. She finds herself in all kinds of T-R-0-U-B-L-E! This book is a great read especially if you read it outloud to another person. Enjoy this story.
Rating:
Summary: Kali's Review
Review: In a city, in the present, there was a girl named Junie B. She is the main character in this story. She wants to know where her teacher lives so she can go to her teacher's house, but she said "No, Junie B." So she got a little mad at her teacher. One day Junie B. was at the store, and she thought that her teacher was a secret mystery guy. That same day she was in trouble, because she said she wanted to bake cookies, instead of buying some. While, she was in the store, she saw her teacher doing something terrible. What did she do? The next day Junie B. went to school, and at recess her friend said that if she kept the secret in her head then it would blow up. Therefore, Junie B. ran to the nurse's office and said, "My head is going to blow up!" at the top of her lungs. She had to go to the principal's office. I recommend this book to kids who like funny stories, because Junie B. talks funny. It makes you laugh.
Rating:
Summary: JUNIE B. JONES AND SOME SNEAKY PEEK Y SPYING
Review: JUNIE B. IS THE FUNNIST KID YOU WILL EVERY MEET.
IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL READ ABOUT SOME TOP KID SPYING.
HOPE YOU READ THE BOOK. IT IS THE BEST.
Rating:
Summary: Funny
Review: My book review was Junie B. Jones Sneeky Peeky Spying by Barbra Park. I would recommend it to someone because it is not confusing to read and it is funny. Junie B. Jones is spying on a lot of people in this story. If you want to hear what happens you can read this book.
Rating: 
Summary: NICOLE'S REVIEW
Review: My daughter is not the most gung ho for reading and yet she hasfound interest in these Junie B Jones books! They are fun stories with real cute and interesting story lines.Wonderful line of beginning chapter books!
Rating:
Summary: Junie B. is Funny!
Review: This is my Kindergarten son's favorite Junie B. book, although he loves them all. He laughs out loud at Junie B's antics and loves pointing out her grammar mistakes. I love Junie B. books because it helps initiate conversations with my son about his Kindergarten. I'll ask questions like, 'Has anyone in your class ever done anything like that'. This particular book led to interesting discussions about how grown-ups make mistakes too and whether someone goes to jail for a minor crime (that's all I will say without giving it away). Enjoy Junie B. - she's charming.
Rating:
Summary: Kali's Review
Review: This story is about a kid named Junie B. Jones who is in kindergarten. Junie likes to sneak up on and spy on people. Junie likes to sneak up on her teacher, Mrs. the most.
Junie wants to know where her teacher lives. Junie wanted to bring cookies to Mrs. house, but her mom told her to bring it to school. Junie and her mom went to the market then she saw Mrs. and spied on her. Junie saw her eat a grape. Junie felt sick because eating is the same as stealing. Junie told the principal even though she was worried that Mrs. might go to jail. Mrs. said that it was wrong and she should have asked the grocery man first.
<< 1 >>
| 
