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Beezus' biggest problem is her 4 year old sister Ramona. Even though Beezus knows sisters are supposed to love each other, with a sister like Ramona, it seems impossible.
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Add a Summary"Beatrice Quimby's biggest problem was her little sister Ramona."[4] Beatrice, called Beezus for short, is a serious, responsible girl who wants to be good big sister. But sometimes it's just too hard. Four-year-old Ramona can be very exasperating. Sometimes she does silly things that embarrass Beezus, like walking to the library wearing Easter bunny ears and hopping like a rabbit—in September. Or getting their friend Henry Huggins' dog locked inside their bathroom when he comes over to play chequers with Beezus.
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Bob Quimby: Ramona, your sister has a report card. Doesn't that mean you should have one too? Ramona Quimby: Uh... No.
Beezus: Who could ever love someone named Beezus? Ramona Quimby: Jesus?
Ramona Quimby: [Watching a commercial, reciting the slogan] "Royal Peanut Butter: There's a bit of magic in every jar"! Bob Quimby: Is that one of your favorites? That's the rack we gotta get you into, 'cause those TV kids make millions. Ramona Quimby: Beezus, do you think I could be in a commercial like that? Beezus: [Fixing Ramona's hair with a curling iron] Sure, you'd make a great frog. Ramona Quimby: Hey! Beezus: Hold still. I'm almost done. Ramona Quimby: It's picture-perfect, right? Beezus: Let's be realistic, Ramona. This is a curling iron, not a magic wand. [She puts the curling iron down and holds up a mirror for Ramona to see what her new hairdo looks like] Beezus: But, all things considered, I'd say you've never looked better. Ramona Quimby: I love it! Thanks, Beezus!
Bob Quimby: So, Beezus, suppose I told you that when I pulled up by the house tonight I saw your old buddy Henry staring at it like he left something important inside of it. Dorothy Quimby: Henry Huggins? I haven't heard that name in a while. Isn't he the boy that used to eat dirt in the backyard? Bob Quimby: Yeah. Beezus: He doesn't do that anymore! Bob Quimby: Ooh, if I didn't know better, I'd say somebody's got a crush. Beezus: Can we please talk about something else? Dorothy Quimby: Well, there is that dance coming up. Maybe he wants to ask you to it. Bob Quimby: Well, if he's gonna ask my daughter to dance, he better have some moves. Can the old dirt-eater do this? [Mr. Quimby starts dancing very badly. Ramona and Mrs. Quimby laugh] Beezus: [Embarrassed. Playfully throws a towel at Mr. Quimby] Oh, I hope not! Stop! Mom!
Howie Kemp: [From Trailer] [to Ramona] Howie Kemp: We saw your underpants!
Beezus: [From Trailer] [to Ramona] Beezus: Every princess needs a little sparkle.
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Add a Commenti remember when i was growing up that the first chapter book i read was Beezus and Ramona. this book is so funny and i still read it today. no other book comes close to this one. Beverly Cleary is an amazing author. Ramona defiantly reminds me of myself!!
great book
This book is a lovely story about two sisters. Ramona ia always doing something and her sister needs to fix it or she needs to clean it up. I will very recomended this book to evevryone.
very good to read and enjoyable to the whole family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my friend said the movie and the book is funny
A lovely, uncomplicated book for Gr 1-4. It's very useful to be reminded that people used to live simpler lives. No en suite bath in the Quigley household, and no video games either. There's a strong message about the relationship between siblings which stands the test of time, and Beezus is an outstanding role model for older sisters everywhere.