Ana Tarambana, No mires ahora! / Clarice Bean, Don't Look Now!

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Lauren Child's books make me laugh out loud. I wish they had been around when I was young. A lot must be owed to Sue Townsend and Adrian Mole. I like the adult humour too, for instance, the reference to the organic vegetarian shop in Don't look now. ‘I like it there, it's sort of calming and you ...

from laurensx

Clarice finds herself learning to handle the unexpected things in life. Her best friend, Betty Moody, informs Clarice she is moving to California, the ceiling caves in on Clarice's family's living room, causing added conflict in an already stressed household, and a new girl comes to school, threa...

from t1bclasslibrary

Clarice Bean, who's so obsessed with the Ruby Redfort, can't seem to piece together the big mysteries in her own life. She's worrying constantly and everything's going wrong in her own life. It isn't until she's able to put down the book that she sees what's going on.

from ashley5

Clarice Bean is a person who likes these books about this spy Ruby Redfort now this girl is giving her information about being a spy. and clarice bean is thinking she is a spy.

from kidsilkhaze

Clarice has some bigger worries in this latest installment (which is much bigger than the previous ones) It's still zany and fun and silly and everything you love about Clarice, but also deeper and older. Betty moves away and everyone's cranky and she's so worried and anxious about everything tha...