Junie B., First Grader Cheater Pants (Junie B. Jones)作弊者的裤子 [平装] [6-9岁] pdf epub mobi txt 电子书下载 2025

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Barbara Park（巴巴拉·帕克）著，Denise Brunkus（丹妮丝·布朗克斯）绘

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Junie B
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儿童文学
初级读者
幽默
学校生活
友谊
家庭
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6-9岁

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出版社： Random House Books for Young Readers

ISBN：9780375823022

商品编码：19032053

包装：平装

丛书名： A Stepping Stone Book（TM）

出版时间：2006-01-01

用纸：胶版纸

页数：96

正文语种：英文

商品尺寸：13.21x0.76x19.56cm

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内容简介

Junie B. Jones has all the answers when it comes to cheating. It's just plain wrong!But what about copying someone else's homework? That's not cheating, right? 'Cause homework isn't even a test! And speaking of tests . . . what if a friend shares an answer that you didn't even ask for? Sharing definitely isn't cheating . . . is it? Uh-oh. Maybe this cheating business is more complicated than Junie B. thought. Could she be a cheater pants and not even know it?

作者简介

Barbara Park is one of today's funniest, most popular authors. She has received more than forty awards for her books, including twenty-five children's choice awards. Barbara holds a B.S. in education from the University of Alabama. She has two grown sons and lives in Arizona with her husband, Richard.

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精彩书评

"Back for the twenty-first round, Junie this time explores what cheating is in a tight, well-focused story that just suits the developmental understandings of the implied reader. Sure, it is cheating if you copy your friend's paper and submit it as your own, but is it really cheating if you pretend to read it and supply your own words? Is it such a big deal if when you forgot there was going to be a spelling test, you sort of see a spelling word on someone else's paper, and he encourages you to, and it helps you spell "would" correctly? Junie makes the right decisions while the reader thinks through the ethical issues. Parents and teachers react appropriately but supportively. When Junie and her friend talk it over, they both feel better and tell their teacher. The teacher writes Junie an "awesome" haiku, and we are ready for her next adventure. As in the other books, Junie's grammatical understandings reflect her age and she tells it as she sees it. The conversational style and Brunkus's cartoons give new readers courage to tackle more print. Readers slightly older will smile reminiscently and while some adults may wince, most of those readers won't be saying "me and Herb" by next year."
--Children's Literature