Brand New School, Brave New Ruby (Ruby And The Booker Boys #1): Volume 1
  • Brand New School, Brave New Ruby (Ruby And The Booker Boys #1): Volume 1
  • Brand New School, Brave New Ruby (Ruby And The Booker Boys #1): Volume 1
  • Brand New School, Brave New Ruby (Ruby And The Booker Boys #1): Volume 1
ISBN: 0545017602
EAN13: 9780545017602
Language: English
Release Date: Jul 1, 2008
Pages: 130
Dimensions: 0.1" H x 7.4" L x 5.2" W
Weight: 0.2 lbs.
Format: Paperback

Brand New School, Brave New Ruby (Ruby And The Booker Boys #1): Volume 1

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Eight-year-old ultra-fabulous Ruby Marigold Booker returns in this reissue of the Ruby and the Booker Boys series by Newbery Honor and Coretta Scott King Honor author Derrick Barnes

Brought to you by Newbery Honor author Derrick Barnes, eight-year-old Ruby Booker is the baby sis of Marcellus (11), Roosevelt (10), and Tyner (9), the most popular boys on Chill Brook Ave. When Ruby isn't hanging with her friend, Theresa Petticoat, she's finding out what kind of mischief her brothers are getting into. She's sweet and sassy and every bit as tough as her older siblings. She sings like nobody's business; she has a pet iguana named Lady Love; her favorite color is grape-jelly purple; and when she grows up, she's going to be the most famous woman animal doctor on the planet. She's the fabulous, oh-so-spectacular Ruby Marigold Booker

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I bought this book for my 3rd grade daughter, but it did not turn out to be a good pick on my part. The book is written by the POV of a 3rd grade girl, but the content is far too sophisticated and beyond the maturity of an 8-year-old. The new character is concerned about popularity and fitting in at her main school. She refers to her pet as extra-super-spoiled and wears a diamond collar. It is perhaps its exposure to youth, but I have not seen such adult mindsets in children in my community. This book would be better suited for a preteen or a junior high student, but not for 8 year olds.
 
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   We NEED more books like this
My daughter fell in love with the main character Ruby. She was completely ruined and she didn 't put it down until she finished it. I was so happy that she found a series that she liked that I tried to get all the Ruby books of this author. I am disappointed to say that the author has had a terrible time getting these books published in print or at all. I bought what I could and will keep on the look out for more.
 
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   Age Appropriate
Nice, clean and well written book. At the end, I asked her questions and got them correct.
 
5
   Kept my 2nd grader very interested!
She read it quickly and wanted to read the other books too.
 
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   Representation is everything. Thanks for making characters our little ...
The representation is everything. Thanks for making characters our little black, brown daughters can see and relate in.
 
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   has beautiful brown skin
She has also beautiful brown skin and we are looking for books with main characters that are like her. We took a chance on this series and loves it. Ruby is sassy, independent and funny-we have already ordered Book #2!
 
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   She really liked the character and was able to relate to her
She really liked the character and was able to relate to it. It might have been a little above her reading level, but she pushed through and learned new words on the way. Overall, a great book for young African-American girls becoming independent readers.
 
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