Junie B. Jones Personality?

Question

Please give me your own definition of Junie B. Jones. (From the popular childrens series) How does she relate with other characters? What are her personality traits? Thanks for answering!

Answer 1

Junie B. Jones is a zany first grader who hasn't quite learned all of her manners yet. She has a grand imagination that often gets carried away.

Answer 2

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Junie B. Jones, or "Junie B." as she called for short, is a five-year-old American girl. She hates shopping, except when the shopping is done in a supermarket. Junie B. loves ice cream, and her mother made it a rule for Junie not to yell at her for ice cream while at the supermarket.

Junie B., a first grade student, is very inquisitive, as she likes to ask her teacher (to whom she refers only as "Mr. Scary", who doesn't even scare her hardly) a lot of questions about every school subject. She fears challenges at times but mostly meets them successfully.

Junie B.'s best friends are Lucille, an upper-class girl who is accustomed to being pampered by her grandmother, and Grace (to whom Junie B. refers as "'that' Grace"), an athletic, African-American girl. The person she dislikes the most is "that meanie Jim," the class bully, whom she befriends on Valentine's Day when she is in kindergarden.

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Junie B. Jones Personality?
Please give me your own definition of Junie B. Jones. (From the popular childrens series) How does she relate with other characters? What are her personality traits? Thanks for answering!

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Barbara Lynne Park (born April 21, 1947) grew up in Mt. Holly, New Jersey and is a children's books author. Her first book, Operation: Dump the Chump, was published in 1979. [1] Her parents' names were Doris and Brooke. She is the daughter of a merchant and a secretary. From 1965 to 1967, she attended Rider College, later finishing her B.S. in 1969 at the University of Alabama. She married Richard A. Park in 1969. She lives in Phoenix, Arizona and has two sons, Steven and David, who are now both out of college. Park is well-known for her series of books for beginning readers starring the character Junie B. Jones. Humor permeates Barbara Park's books for children. The author says that having two sons has influenced her writing and kept her tuned into situations that are humorous to children. She feels that by preserving and nurturing the child in her own personality she maintains her creativity. In her book, Don't Make Me Smile, Charlie has to deal with his parents' divorce. While divorce is a serious subject, the book is filled with humor, creating a balance between sadness and laughter. The main character is portrayed as an exasperating and funny kid who is likeable to the reader as he gradually accepts all the changes in his life. Barbara Park's character specialty is the underdog in life: The child who is neither popular nor in control of his circumstances. This type of character is a great vehicle for humor. In Skinnybones, Park's most popular book, main character Alex Frankovitch is a bad baseball player but his Little League exploits make readers laugh. Skinnybones has won many children's book awards chosen by children. In 1988, Park wrote a sequel to it called Almost Starring Skinnybones. She also wrote a book called Buddies, about a group of girls at camp who have to get rid of an outsider.

Answer 7

She is a very "real" character. She makes mistakes, gets into trouble and is very funny.
I like her stories because usually it is the little boys who get to be adventurous and get sent to the Principal's office. But Junie spends a lot of time in the Principal's office too!

Answer 8

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junie_b_jones

Interesting enough to get her own Wiki page!