books by Mavis Jukes
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Mavis Jukes
Growing Up: It's a Girl Thing
Mavis Jukes
Knopf Books for Young Readers
, 1998
We all need help sometimes
I gave the book to my daughter, to assist her with her daughter who is 9 years old now. The book is great. It covers all the things a little girl who is becoming a young teenager needs to know about her body changes and life in general. Wonderful!!
Like Jake and Me
Mavis Jukes
Yearling
, 2005
Tender Story about Belonging in a Family
A great read-aloud for grades pre-K through 2, this is a wonderful story of a boy just trying to establish a relationship with his rough and ready step-dad. Bonus sub-plot of mom pregnant with the step-dad's twins. Heart-warming ending. Great story for all kids, but ...
Be Healthy! It's a Girl Thing: Food, Fitness, and Feeling Great (It's a Girl Thing)
Mavis Jukes,
Lilian Wai-Yin Cheung
Crown Books for Young Readers
, 2003
Just Be you
No matter what your frenids think about you just be your self your frenids will like you better
It's a Girl Thing: How to Stay Healthy, Safe and in Charge (It's a Girl Thing)
Mavis Jukes
Knopf Books for Young Readers
, 1996
A great gift
I recently purchased this book for my 11 year old niece. She lives with her father and her brother and doesn't always have someone around who she can talk to about certain things. The book is not a substitute for discussion but it has been very helpful. She loves it ...
Blackberries in the Dark
Mavis Jukes
Yearling
, 1994
Poignant Tale about Loss
Probably the best young children's book on the subject of a death in the family. Very beautifully written, tears will almost definitely flow from the adult reading it. One might then ask, why bother with this book if it's about death, a heavy subject my kid hasn't ...
Getting Even
Mavis Jukes
Random House Books for Young Readers
, 1989
Finding herself the victim of an obnoxious classmate, ten-year-old Maggie receives conflicting advice from her crazy friend Iris and both of her parents, who are still at war two years after their divorce.
The Guy Book: An Owner's Manual
Mavis Jukes
Crown Books for Young Readers
, 2002
Perfect for young boys
I did a fair amount of research and purchased two books that I hoped would be appropriate to give to my son sometime after he turns 12. After reading the first book (which I have reviewed elsewhere) I was very disapointed and discouraged. When I read the next book, ...
Wild Iris Bloom
Mavis Jukes
Knopf Books for Young Readers
, 1993
Wild Iris Bloom
I really liked this book. The author gave alot of details. Another reason I liked this book was because it was a cliff-hanger. This book was filled with emotions. I was upset the way Iris treated her babysitter. I would reccommend this book to girls nine to fourteen. ...
No One Is Going to Nashville
Mavis Jukes
Knopf Books for Young Readers
, 1992
Sonia, a future world-famous veterinarian, and her newly remarried father engage in a comic but touching battle of wills over a friendly stray dog called Max, in this award-winning novel about contemporary family life. Reissue. SLJ.
Smoke
Mavis Jukes
Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR)
, 2009
When Colton?s mom tells him that they?re moving from Idaho Falls to northern California, Colt is sad, but he takes it like a man. At least he?ll have one friend to keep him company ? Smoke, the twenty-pound black Maine coon cat that Colt?s dad gave him when he was little. With his dad gone most of the year riding bulls on the rodeo circuit, ...
Expecting the Unexpected
Mavis Jukes
Yearling
, 1999
I DO RECCOMEND
This book was exsquisted! 12-year old River is in a Sixth grade sex ed class where she learns the expeience of having a child. At home the things she learns are real. But the one she thinks is pregnant might not be at all. I won't spoil the ending for you but I ...
Be Healthy! It's a Girl Thing
Mavis/ Cheung, Lilian Jukes
Random House Childrens Books
, 2003
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