Junie B. Jones y su gran bocota / Junie B. Jones and Her Big Fat Mouth

from wturnbull06

This chapter book is a good example or realistic fiction because Junie B. Jones is a kindergartener who is learning how to control her mouth and out burst in class which is something all students learn to do when they start school. It is just a little bit harder for Junie B. Characterization: Jun...

from kkerns3

In this Junie B. Jones book Junie and her class learn about careers and have a job day at their school. Junie learns about many different jobs and how they are done. She also has to work on keeping quiet and only talking when she is being called on in class. Junie is also adjusting to having a ne...

from KimSiljeg

Fun book to read aloud to students in K-2. 2nd and 3rd graders might be able to read it independently. I thought the writing style Barbara Park used was very creative because she wrote as if she was actually a girl in kindergarten. I had never read any of the Junie B. Jones books and picked this ...

from jgiann2

In my opinion, this is a great chapter book for beginner readers. I have always enjoyed the Junie B. Jones series as a child and I like this particular book for many reasons. The language is written in the way that a typical kindergartner, such as Junie, would speak. The informal grammar and spel...

from IEliasson

Junie B. Jones and Her Big Fat Mouth (ages 6-7) is the second book in the popular series. Barbara Parks does a wonderful job portraying the realities of life for a Kindergartener with an attitude and a baby brother. Junie B. is an irrepressible girl who won't let anyone tell her what to think or ...