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A review by erinmp
Ramona and Her Mother by Beverly Cleary
3.0
Ramona is now seven-and-a-half, in the second grade, and at a perpetual difficult age. Things at school could be better if her spelling improves, but it's at home where the real problems are for Ramona. Ramona desperately wants a close relationship with her mother like Beezus has. But more importantly, her parents are fighting, they are both working full-time, she has to stay after school with mean Mrs. Kemp and horrible Willa Jean, and her sister Beezus is becoming a teenager. Through it all Ramona pulls her usual stunts by dying herself blue, giving Kleenex as a gift, and wearing her pajamas to school.
Another cute Ramona book, but not as good as Ramona and Her Father. She always gets into hilarious situations but they are always a surprise. I love Ramona because she reminds me of myself at that age--wanting to be good, but never quite able to get there.
Another cute Ramona book, but not as good as Ramona and Her Father. She always gets into hilarious situations but they are always a surprise. I love Ramona because she reminds me of myself at that age--wanting to be good, but never quite able to get there.