Junie B. Jones #20: Toothless Wonder (Paperback)

from david.endres

I think all the Junie B. Jones books are great. One thing I love about them is the language used. The language used in them is fun and engaging for any reader. For example, in this book it uses the phrase "loosey goosey" and "dumb bunny." I also like that there are a few illustrations by not many...

from fwaldm1

This book was a great story for children who are beginning to read chapter books. I liked this book for three reasons. First, the story was relatable for children. Junie B. Jones's front top teeth are loose and she undergoes the fear of being toothless. Many children are not thrilled about their ...

from Katherine.Boykins

Junie B. Jones loses a top tooth, but is worried she will look funny or different. Shes got some questions for the tooth fairy too. What does she do with all of the teeth? Why does she collect teeth? Is she really a fairy? The Junie B. Jones series is a relateable series for elementary aged stude...

from INNETTE

My grand baby told me about these books that were being read in her school. She calls them chapter books,and she loves them. So I bought her a few & now I love them for her.GOOD BOOKS

from klmontgomery

Junie B. is a great series to enjoy. This is a light-hearted story about Junie B's tooth. While it may not be the most serious book to read, it is a great book to get children interested in reading or going through a similar situation with losing a tooth.