Reviews

Clementine's Letter by Sara Pennypacker

laila4343's review

4.0

So cute - reminds me of Beverly Cleary. I like that Clementine gets in to "trouble" often but is not disrespectful to authority figures; she has good intentions! A sweet, fun read for your beginning chapter-book readers.

sparklethenpop's review

4.0

Not my favorite Clementine but it was still pretty good.

amibunk's review

4.0

I adore the Clementine series and this latest installment does not disappoint. In fact, this might be my favorite book in the bunch. Clementine is a spunky, active, artistic, empathetic math whiz who has a penchant for finding trouble. Sara Pennypacker (you've got to love that last name) writes a humorous and touching story without becoming cheesy or unrealistic. It is a good choice for parents and younger elementary students.

shicklin's review

4.0

So far... while I still am enjoying Clementine, this is my least favorite because there is an entire play on a teacher's name sounding like swear words that seems unnecessary, especially for the younger set...

Overall--I enjoyed this, and just really love Clementine!

blakehalsey's review against another edition

5.0

The Clementine books are just funny. I literally laugh out loud.

lorathelibrarian's review

5.0

As always, Clementine is hilarious and a great fun to read about. However, the higlight for me was her description of an Antiques Roadshow type television show her parents watch and she proceeds to get into some nasty trouble by following the show's example. I couldn't help but read parts of this book out loud. It just screams to be read aloud...adults might even find it more humorous than children. This was a very quick read and had me laughing out loud the whole time...a typical Clementine adventure.

bak8382's review

4.0

Another great Clementine book enjoyed by the whole family.

raven18's review

4.0

[7.75 stars ⭐️.] 

rwaringcrane's review

4.0

Yipee! Reading for fun rather than for class, and I'm so happy I started with Clementine. This winsome third-grader gives an honest first-person account of her life: at school, with her family, and especially in her own thoughts. Perfect for little girls who aren't quite perfect. Move over Judy Moody and step back Junie B. Jones!

caiken4's review

4.0

As always, we love Clementine. They are funny and always have relatable lessons to learn.