Ramona the Brave (Hardcover)

from foggidawn

Ramona, now in first grade, is having problems. For one thing, her teacher is unsympathetic, and when Ramona starts the school year off on a bad foot, she wonders if she will even make it through the year. Plus, what should have been an exciting event -- getting her very own room -- turns sour wh...

from ImperfectCJ

I just finished reading this to my 4-year-old daughter for the second time (the first time was when she was a newborn so I'm guessing she doesn't remember much of that).We both really enjoy reading about Ramona's adventures. I loved them as a child and now I'm loving sharing them with my child. C...

from nathaliewargo

5starP. Age 7-10. First grade is nothing like kindergarten. Ramona's teacher doesn't like her, she can't seem to do anything right and her treasured new very-own-for-six-months room turns out to be a very scary place after dark. But don't worry because she's Ramona the Brave! Quote to come, I rea...

from Othemts

Ramona is now in first grade, maturing away from being a "pest" but still finding trouble. She also needs to conquer some fears. After workmen cut a hole in the side of her house and build a new room, Ramona gets the reward of having her own room, but she also has to face the fear of falling asle...

from bibliophile26

Ramona is in the first grade and is getting her own room! I love when Ramona scrunches copycat Susan's owl and her walking around the school with one shoe. These books are warm, fuzzy reminders of my childhood.