Junie B’s mom is about to have a baby and when she does Junie B. mistakes something her grandmother said and thinks she has a monkey for a baby brother. ( )

I really like this book. It is about Junie B Jones and her little sister. It talks about all of the fun things they can get into together. I also like this book because it is a series.

Junie B.’s new little brother is a monkey! Or so she thinks... Between sharing this during share time and her friends fighting for the chance to see it first, Junie B. ends up in the principal’s office. Luckily he manages to sort everything out, and having a little brother turns out to be fun. ( )

This chapter book is an example of realistic fiction, because although Junie B. and the events in her life are fictional, everything that takes place in the book are real life events and could take place today. For example, young children adjusting new baby brothers or sisters is quite common, as well as conflicts in school, etc.
Junie B. Jones is the protagonist in the story and grows to be round by the end, as she comes to understand family dynamics and habits more, in addition to growing fond of her baby brother after all. ( )