Ramona and Her Father
By: Beverly Cleary ; illustrated by Alan Tiegreen.
Contributors: Tiegreen, Alan.
Edition: Reprint (29)
Publisher: Yearling
Published: 1983?
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 186
Copyright date: 1977
Subjects: Fathers and daughters -- Juvenile fiction; Family -- Juvenile fiction
Description: Lately Ramona had the terrible feeling that she was the only happy member of the Quimby family. Since her father lost his job, he seemed too worried to love her anymore. Ramona's mother and big sister Beezus had become awfully busy and and grouchy. Even Picky-picky, the family cat, was grumpy. He didn't like her new cheaper food and had eaten the Quimby's Halloween jack-o'-lantern instead.

Ramona tried everything she could to make things better. With Beezus's help she launched a campaign to stop her father from smoking so much, but he didn't seem to appreciate it. Ramona also tried to act adorable, like kids in TV commercials. Mr. Quimby said the boy who sang the Whopperburger jingle made a million dollars year! Ramona wanted to make a million dollars, too, because then her father would surely be fun again. (back cover)
Notes: "A Newbery Honor book."
A Yearling book