About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is navigating the blurry line between helping a friend and academic dishonesty, or when they are feeling the heavy weight of a secret mistake. Junie B. Jones finds herself in a moral quandary when she realizes that 'sharing' homework and glancing at a neighbor's paper might actually be cheating. This story validates the confusing, stomach-flipping feelings of guilt while providing a safe space to discuss integrity. It is perfectly pitched for early elementary students who are just starting to encounter more rigorous classroom expectations. Parents will appreciate how Barbara Park uses Junie B.'s characteristic humor to demystify the concept of cheating, turning a potentially shameful topic into a relatable learning moment about honesty and taking responsibility.
