When Judy's classmate comes to class boasting of winning the Northern Virginia Spelling Bee, Judy vows that she will also be famous. At home, her brother Stink keeps the 'Moody Hall of Fame' on their refrigerator, but Judy sees only the Stink Hall of Fame. Her attempts range from faking an antique cherry pit to trying to beat the world's record for the longest 'caterpillar' line with her friends. Her second place in the local pet contest leads to a picture of her elbow in the local paper. Will Judy ever become famous? This book is the second in the Judy Moody series.
Jack wishes he could jump like the Olympic high jumpers. Then, his Grandma accidentally cooks Jack some jumping beans, and soon Jack is jumping out of control. He jumps over fences and to the tops of buildings. What will happen when he can't stop? This text-heavy beginning reader book is perfect for independent readers whose skill levels are increasing, but who aren't quite ready for chapter books. (Reading Level: 3.9)
Erin's older sister is getting married, and everyone is happy except Erin. Erin wants to give her sister a special gift, but she doesn't have enough money. When her grandmother tells her about a family wedding tradition, Erin has a great idea!
Junie B. (and yes, she insists on using the B.) describes her feelings about starting kindergarten, making new friends, and what she does when she decides not to ride the bus home. This is the first book in the Junie B. Jones series.
A terrible thing happened to Junie B. Jones! And it's called - someone took her new, black, furry mittens! And they kept them! They didn't even put them in the Lost and Found at school. What Junie B. does next will make you laugh out loud!