boys. However, in the story Ramona Quimby, Age 8 by Beverly Cleary, deception as to which crowd the book was intended is shown throughout the story. The books unique style has the ability to capture both young boys and young girls. By containing general phrases and avoiding specific representations of boys and girls, the structure of the book allows children to view the book not in a sense of gender but rather in a sense of fun, educational and exciting. Ramona Quimby, Age 8 lends to its children
Six-year-old Ramona may be the youngest person in the Quimby family, but she is sure she is the bravest one in her family. Ramona the Brave is a children’s book written by Beverly Cleary. It is a fiction and a humor book. This book was published in 1977. Ramona the Brave is the third book in the Ramona series. It follows Ramona Quimby and her first grade classmates. The main characters of this novel are Ramona Quimby, Beatrice (also known as Beezus) Ramona’s sister, Mrs. Griggs Ramona’s first grade
Miller taught U.S. history and was very hard on her students. The reason that Mrs. Miller is considered a master teacher is because she held the highest expectations for her students. In Valarie Bang-Jensen’s article, “Good Teachers: A Lesson from Ramona Quimby,” she declares, “Sometimes the teachers who have the highest expectations are the ones who help us discover ourselves. They