Just Grace and the Terrible Tutu (The Just Grace Series) (The Just Grace Series, 6)

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Super cute book. I read a chapter per night to my daughters. My younger daughters name is Gracie and she recently got a puppy for her birthday and named her TuTu so we were quite amused with the title considering her new pup, an American Pitbull Terrier, is in her “toddler” stage and quite the trouble maker sometimes. Hahah!

I purchased this book as a gift for close family friends, who have a daughter named Grace, that takes ballet classes, and a daughter they call Mimi, who is another character in the story. So I can't really say how it is, but it looks like a cute and fun book for young girls.

My 9 year old daughter was thrilled when this book arrived (and so quickly here in Australia) and promptly took herself off to her room and started reading. I adore this series - nothing untoward or worrying - just good fun. It is very hard these days to find books that are appropriate for girls that don't embrace behaviour and themes that are not appropriate or desirable - the Just Grace series are perfect and I am more than happy in knowledge that she is reading something that enjoys without any "minefields". I highly recommend them.

My daughter just turned 8 and loves these books! Just Grace is a series. They have really gotten her into reading, more than any other book and they are not difficult for her to read. They are humerous and entertaining and I love reading them with her. They are a great bridge for kids jsut getting into chapter books. They arrived right on time.

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My 9 year old daughter loved this series.

Great series for my 3rd grade daughter who is a reluctant reader

My five year old daughter and I just love the Just Grace books. This one is one of my faves and I have already gifted it to two of her friends.They are my faves because I find myself laughing at many of the jokes, too. Plus they are 'clean' - no foul language, inappropriate or scary themes, no violence or general rudeness (yes, I know I sound like my grandmother now... but, really, it is hard to find kids' books that don't pander to their basest instincts - all the time). Just Grace is smart and kind. She is not overly girly but she is a girl who makes things happen.This particular installment is my favourite so far. Just Grace thinks up a lovely, fun, creative way of helping friends bond.My daughter loves the quirky way Grace thinks and talks. I often find her talking in a 'Just Grace way', too (with little 'chapter headings' before she expands on what she wants to say). I like reading them to her but, as she is an advanced reader, she often reads them to herself - which is why (for a 5 year old) I have to be especially careful that the content will not give her nightmares or otherwise introduce worrisome themes. I can trust Just Grace for that.Personally, I much prefer these to Junie B. (can't stand the constant misspellings) or Judy Moody (cute but a bit too... erm... moody) and my daughter - a big reader - always comes back to these, too.