Freckle Juice

My sister and I loved this book when we were little and wanted my kids to love it to so we got it for Christmas. I had the giant hardback as a kid but this size is perfect and the story is still as fun as I remember

Muy bueno lo recomiendo muchísimo enseña mucho el material súper

I read it has a child my kids read it Brought for a grandchild. Easy reading story line easy to keep up with. With my grandchildren being redheads thought they get a Crack out of it

You can NEVER go wrong reading a classic Judy Blume book! My granddaughters giggled so hard throughout the book. You know you have a winner when someone says, Read it again! That’s pure happiness!

Great classic story however the book has many typos. Given the price and the fact that the targeted audience is children in the early years of school I feel like the amount of typos in this short chapter book is ridiculous.

Great book

Very good book.

Have you ever thought of a chapter book? Have you ever thought of a short book? This Book is all of those. It’s mixed in with funny, and sad, and happy, and it’s pretty much hilarious. Amazingly awesome, so I think that you should read this book and plus I’m an eight-year-old. This book is the best. My favorite part was when she lied to the main character and then she did it again at the end, but before the boy she lied to could even speak, she made a pig face. The pig face looks real funny. It’s at the end and you can see it. You should see it- you’re gonna laugh so hard.

Muy buena lectura para niños

Libro con trama divertente ,adatto anche agli adulti.si legge volentieri, alcune parole non semplici.la spedizione e'stata veloce .in complesso un buon prodotto

Nice book for kids but very small for this prize

Minha filha achou bastante divertido. Uma história engraçadinha, transmite o conceito de aceitar os outros como eles são ou a nós mesmos como somos.

My grade two students enjoyed this as a read-aloud and then we did a shared write where we invented our own ‘recipe’. They got excited about writing about their own ‘potions’.