Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,
Ramona Quimby began what would be a series of children's books published from 1955 to 1999. When last I visited Klickitat Street in Ramona the Pest, our pint-sized protagonist was entering kindergarten. In Ramona the Brave, she is a first grader still yearning for the easy days as a kindergartner. She is facing many changes at home and in school, and at six years old, Ramona is struggling with being older.
But true to its title Ramona is brave. She stands up for her sister against playground bullies, fends off a dog by throwing her shoe at him (which he eats), and walks bravely up the steps to the big kids' classrooms to ask her sister's teacher for a stapler. But there is nothing that this bold first-grader cannot handle. And it is all delightful to read.
Once again I had the pleasure of listening to actress Stockard Channing read Ramona Quimby. Each time I listen to her narrations I am lost in the story, and laugh out loud at her wide range of voices. I am very happy that she is the narrator for the entire series. Amazing work.
I enjoyed this book immensely, and I gave Ramona the Brave four out of five stars. If you are looking to be a kid again, or you want to read a fun story to your child, this book is a great choice.
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