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May 28th 2002
by Random House Books for Young Readers
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Hardcover, 96 pages
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0375815171
(isbn13: 9780375815171)
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The irrepressible Junie B.--room 9's most boisterous first grader nonpareil--has returned for another adventure, this time around as a hair-netted, ...more
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Read in May, 2008
Although my last two reviews of books from the Junie B. Jones series were harsh, I do still enjoy the series. Junie B., First Grader: Boss of Lunch (#19) is the second book in the series where Junie B. has moved onto first grade.
In these later books she is better settled and more mature. Junie B. loves being in first grade but she misses some of the perks of being a kindergartner, like the cookies she used to get at snack time.
Besides wanting the cookies, Junie B. wants t...more
In these later books she is better settled and more mature. Junie B. loves being in first grade but she misses some of the perks of being a kindergartner, like the cookies she used to get at snack time.
Besides wanting the cookies, Junie B. wants t...more
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Grades: 1 to 3 Genre: Realistic Fiction
Junie B. is excited about her new lunch box. It is too much of a temptation, so she keeps peaking at it during class, much to her teacher’s annoyance. When lunch finally comes, Junie B. is a little disappointed that none of her friends brought their lunches as well. She notices that one of her classmates has a cookie just like the ones that Mrs. Gutzman brought to her class when she was in kindergarten. She is trilled that Mrs. Gutzman is one of...more
Junie B. is excited about her new lunch box. It is too much of a temptation, so she keeps peaking at it during class, much to her teacher’s annoyance. When lunch finally comes, Junie B. is a little disappointed that none of her friends brought their lunches as well. She notices that one of her classmates has a cookie just like the ones that Mrs. Gutzman brought to her class when she was in kindergarten. She is trilled that Mrs. Gutzman is one of...more
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This book is a childs book but i love to read Junie B. Jones. So far all the books are good and i have to read more. I have read many of Barbara Park's book but this one is the best so far. I hope she keeps making these books. I almost have all of them.
Read in January, 2007
My sister gave me this book when I was actually a lunch lady, so it has a special place in my heart.
Junie B. seems way too sophisticated to be a real kid. She's really sassy and spunky, which is good, but she really doesn't ring true to me.
Junie B. seems way too sophisticated to be a real kid. She's really sassy and spunky, which is good, but she really doesn't ring true to me.
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These books are filled wit humor and are VERY FUNNy i really LUV THEM nd i read the whole series i luv temmmm!!! nd she is a really good author i really luv all her books their GR8!...... luv junie b jonesss
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Read in April, 2007
recommends it for:
3rd graders
Not much to say but this book was pretty good but it just made me hungry!- Danyel
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Read in January, 2008
I like this book but i only read it twice and i think i might save it for my lil sister
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Read in June, 2009
this book is very great i love it it is funny and interesting i injoying
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Read in May, 2009
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parents reading with their children
Junie B. learns how to be a helper in the school cafeteria, with typical hilarious and disastrous results. Our girls love this series!
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Do you ever remember wanting nothing more then to help in the cafeteria during lunch? Junie is all smiles when she learns this what she gets to do and I smiled ear to ear through each page. Her excitement about such a simple task is entoxicating.
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Read in January, 2008
I super loved it! Junie B's friend May, the tattle-taler that sits next to her, said that brought lunches were the best but Junie B said school lunches were better. So Junie B became a helper at school in the cafeteria.
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I recommend this book for anyone who likes funnyness. Junie B Jones is very funny. My favorite Junie B character is Phillip Johnny Bob.As Junie B would say, "And that's all"
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I t was just another one of those funny books I've read. You just have a feeling when you read her books you want to read it all over again!
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Read in November, 2007
I lkearned never to be the boss of lunch because you like stuff that people dont like.
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Read in November, 2007
i learned to never be the lunch lady because you like stuff that people dont like.
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