Sue S. (Go4FanSue) reviewed Junie B. Jones Has A Monster Under Her Bed (Junie B. Jones, Bk 8) on + 195 more book reviews
Grade 2-3?Junie's kindergarten classmates convince her that an invisible monster lives under her bed. Her parents and grandmother are unable to convince her otherwise until Junie hits upon the idea of putting her unflattering school picture under the bed to frighten the monster. In Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook, the little girl discovers that "finders keepers losers weepers" is not an appealing philosophy when she loses the special gloves her grandfather gave her and the child who finds them doesn't take them to the lost and found. Junie's first-person narration is sprinkled with deliberate grammatical errors and misunderstood word usage in an attempt to show a five-year-old's viewpoint ("I runned home," "They got stoled on purpose."). Precocious use of sophisticated language is also used to achieve an intended humorous effect. The black-and-white, full- and half-page illustrations reflect Junie's cockeyed view of the world and will help attract beginning chapter-book readers. The issues the child is dealing with are right on target for the intended age group, but Junie's personality is more annoying than endearing and the humor lacks freshness and spontaneity
Taryn B. reviewed Junie B. Jones Has A Monster Under Her Bed (Junie B. Jones, Bk 8) on + 9 more book reviews
good book
Melanie (MELNELYNN) reviewed Junie B. Jones Has A Monster Under Her Bed (Junie B. Jones, Bk 8) on + 669 more book reviews
Junie's kindergarten classmates convince her that an invisible monster lives under her bed. Her parents and grandmother are unable to convince her otherwise until Junie hits upon the idea of putting her unflattering school picture under the bed to frighten the monster. Junie's first-person narration is sprinkled with deliberate grammatical errors and misunderstood word usage in an attempt to show a five-year-old's viewpoint ("I runned home," "They got stoled on purpose."). Precocious use of sophisticated language is also used to achieve an intended humorous effect. The black-and-white, full- and half-page illustrations reflect Junie's cockeyed view of the world and will help attract beginning chapter-book readers.
Margo G. (MargoGamero) reviewed Junie B. Jones Has A Monster Under Her Bed (Junie B. Jones, Bk 8) on + 41 more book reviews
My daughter says "This book is crazy cool".
Lynda S. (Rouge) reviewed Junie B. Jones Has A Monster Under Her Bed (Junie B. Jones, Bk 8) on + 79 more book reviews
cute kids book that my 8 yr old just loved!!
from the back cover:
Theres no such things as monsters. MOther and Daddy even said so. But then why is there monster drool on Junie B. Jone's pillow? Oh, no! What if Paulie Allen Puffer is right. what if she really does have a monster under her bed? If Junie B. goes to sleep, the monster might see her feet hanging down. And he might think her piggy toes are yummy little wiener sausages!!
from the back cover:
Theres no such things as monsters. MOther and Daddy even said so. But then why is there monster drool on Junie B. Jone's pillow? Oh, no! What if Paulie Allen Puffer is right. what if she really does have a monster under her bed? If Junie B. goes to sleep, the monster might see her feet hanging down. And he might think her piggy toes are yummy little wiener sausages!!
Justin O. reviewed Junie B. Jones Has A Monster Under Her Bed (Junie B. Jones, Bk 8) on + 23 more book reviews
easy book
Maria S. (redh0t2004) reviewed Junie B. Jones Has A Monster Under Her Bed (Junie B. Jones, Bk 8) on + 43 more book reviews
"After hearing from a classmate at kindergarten that people have monsters under their beds, Junie B Jones is afraid to go to sleep at night."
Diane W. (motherof2girls) reviewed Junie B. Jones Has A Monster Under Her Bed (Junie B. Jones, Bk 8) on + 48 more book reviews
This book is the best. I've read this book about 7 times.Thats how good it is.Perfect for ages 6-10. Love it. Its about a girl who thinks she has a monster under her bed because she took a bas pitcure of herself for the yearbook on picture day.
