52 Quotes About Ramona-quimby

Nothing in the world was worse than unhappy parents. Nothing. When parents were unhappy, the whole world seemed to go wrong.

Ramona was the sort of girl who was always early because something might happen that she didn't want to miss.

She was often excited. She liked to be excited.

People often called Ramona bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. When she was younger, she blinked her eyes, held up her hands like paws, and wiggled her bottom as if she were wagging a tail.

Mrs. Quimby looked amused, which Ramona found pleasant, not like bring laughed at.

She wanted a grown-up to be wrong for a change. She was tired of the rightness of grown-ups.

The book I read said ten is the nicest age of growing up. It said ten-year-olds are pleasant and agreeable

Nothing infuriated Ramona more than having a grown-up say, as if she could not hear, that she was worn out.

Miss Binney was not like most grown-ups. Miss Binney understood.