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myriadreads's review
5.0
My daughter loved this series! Clementine is a smart, energetic girl, an artist, a good friend, an animal lover...someone I wish lived next door, so she could be best friends with my daughter. We checked the whole series out from the library, and Grace has already asked if I would buy it for her collection. I have no doubt she'll be reading these again and again, as she has with favorites by Beverly Cleary and Judy Blume.
sparklethenpop's review against another edition
4.0
My family is going to miss Clementine. The only problem is we never found out her little brother's real name!
onceuponacarm's review
5.0
I probably say this in every one of my Clementine reviews, but I just love this character. This is the series I wish I had written. In this final installment (noooo!!!), Clementine is finishing up third grade and struggling with saying "goodbye." It's also almost time for an important new "hello," as baby is due any day. Other subplots include Margaret's mother's wedding and Clementine's feud with her father over disappointment in him for eating meat loaf. A coming-of-age story for the elementary-school set, full of Clementine's wisdom and whimsy as well as plenty of love.
dianametzger's review
4.0
Read to Isabel: really sweet books. Definitely a spiritual twin of Ramona. The books definitely improve bc I think this is the 7th and we’d only read the first. This one was more thoughtful and less ridiculous. Clementine and her relationship to her parents has more depth and smarts—less just pure silliness.
bak8382's review
4.0
This is the final entry in the series, as Clementine finishes out her 3rd grade year. She's not speaking to her dad since he's still eating meat, the new baby hasn't been born, and Margaret's mother is getting married. Everything wraps up nicely even if Mr. D'Matz is strangely missing on the last day of school. We were sad to finish this series and hope to find another one the whole family enjoys this much.
joelevard's review
5.0
I wish there were more of these. I might love them more than my daughter—but the ending is perfect.