Ramona Forever
By Beverly Cleary
Fairmont Point Level: 4.8
AR Points: 4
I really like this book because I think third graders can relate
to it in real life. It is a story about
feeling older and grown up and making new discoveries. Ramona faces drama and several life-changing events in the book. She begins to feel that Howie's grandmother dislikes
her, and she has a hard time getting along with her teenager sister, Beezus.
Ramona is also challenged with the marriage of her Aunt Beatrice and the birth
of a new sibling. Children can relate to annoying siblings, being blamed,
weddings, and the birth of a new sibling. It’s another “Ramona” classic!
Contributed by Karen, Mable campus
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