“I don‘t want to be just like everybody else. I want to be me!”
“I don‘t want to be just like everybody else. I want to be me!”
This is a humorous story that students can relate to. It has themes of school, friendship, and common obstacles of growing up.
pickContemporary Fiction
Published 1997
Junie B. is a relatable and endearing character, showcasing the curious and often chaotic nature of childhood. Her distinct personality and humorous observations are relatable to young readers. Themes of friendship, the excitement of events, and the importance of being yourself are incorporated throughout the story, providing valuable lessons in a fun way.
“Kindergarten is where you go to meet new friends and not watch TV.”
This is a great book to read to young children and also good to keep in a classroom library for older kids to read independently.
