Junie B. Jones is the perfect choice for a series study. In JBJ is a party animal, Junie B. gets a little jealous of her best friend, Lucielle's, Grandma. Her Grandma has a really nice car, a really nice house, and Junie B. makes it possible and schedules a sleepover over at the house. She finds out quick that 'the grass isn't always greener on the other side.' In fact, in some of her boredom, she makes a mess of things, and even breaks things. She gets so excited and happy to go back to her own nanna's house, so she can drink out of plastic cups and not worry about breaking things.
The black and white illustrations are perfect for the Junie B. books. They are not on every page, and the reading is about at a 2nd grade level. So there is just enough illustrations to keep us into the stories, and help us get our pictures in mind of the story. Kindergarten's should be read the book, and it can still be read up until 3rd grade.
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