The Stories Julian Tells

from raizel

It's been awhile since I read this, but I remember it being delightful, real, sweet, clever, and easy to read.

from thatotter

"My father is a big man with wild black hair. When he laughs, the sun laughs in the window-panes. When he thinks, you can almost see his thoughts sitting on all the tables and chairs. When he is angry, me and my little brother Huey shiver to the bottom of our shoes. 'What kind of pudding will you...

from menaramore

This is a great book about a boy named Julian. He is always in some kind of mischief that usually involves his younger brother Huey.

from DayehSensei

This series of short stories can be read from start to finish or one chapter at a time. The main characters of Julian and his younger brother Huey appear in each story; they are believable and students aged 7-9 will relate to them easily. Cameron's plots are funny and engaging for students, espec...

from brandonachey

This book contains six stories all revolving around the protagonist Julian. Throughout each story Julian demonstrates some excellent qualities but the most predominant one he displays is a wealth of imagination. Whether he is dreaming up fantastical ideas such as catalog cats or putting his wishe...