Whether you lived for the Scholastic Book Fair, or just relished getting the time out of class to browse the carefully curated shelves and tables of goodies, chances are you couldn't resist buying one (or all) of the books from some of these series.
Junie B. Jones and her bows were an early favorite for me and my friends — and they're still an early favorite for kids today. Junie B. Jones is a bit of a troublemaker, but she's hilarious. The series starts with Junie getting ready for kindergarten, and by the 28th book in the series, she's still a first-grader, so the books are all about her adventures as an6-year-old.
She deals with events like riding the school bus, learning about the moral code of cheating on tests, and realizing she needs glasses.I learned what a photographic memory was from Cam Jansen, and I instantly wished I had one. Cam just said"click" and took a mental photograph and remembered everything. In fact, her name wasn't really Cam — it was Jennifer, but everyone called her Cam because of her mental camera.
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