Ivy and Bean: Book 1
July 2010 · Ivy and Bean Book 1 · Chronicle Books
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The classic New York Times bestselling chapter book series with over 8 million copies sold
"A lively, entertaining read with heart" – Common Sense Media
"Only a stooge couldn't love Ivy and Bean" – Kirkus Reviews
Meet Ivy & Bean. Bean has lots of friends, loves stomping in puddles and hates being bored. Ivy has just moved in next door. Ivy seems nice, wears dresses and sparkly headbands – which makes Bean think she's too boring to be friends with. But after Ivy comes to Bean's rescue they become the best of friends and begin a series of silly, sneaky, imaginative, sometimes naughty and always hilarious adventures. The perfect chapter books for grades 1–4, reluctant readers and fans of Ramona and Junie B. Jones.
Read Kiddo Read
"A Triumph of friendship, ingenuity and fun!"
Reader & Parent Love for Ivy & Bean</b>
"I read ALL of the books in this series when I was in elementary school (I am 17 now) and I absolutely LOVED them. This series truly taught me the joy in reading and creativity, as well as real social dynamics you see in everyday life."
"She just devoured this book. It was her first real chapter book and she's hooked!!"
"This is the ONLY chapter book series that my daughter has fallen for and will re-read on her own."
"A lively, entertaining read with heart" – Common Sense Media
"Only a stooge couldn't love Ivy and Bean" – Kirkus Reviews
Meet Ivy & Bean. Bean has lots of friends, loves stomping in puddles and hates being bored. Ivy has just moved in next door. Ivy seems nice, wears dresses and sparkly headbands – which makes Bean think she's too boring to be friends with. But after Ivy comes to Bean's rescue they become the best of friends and begin a series of silly, sneaky, imaginative, sometimes naughty and always hilarious adventures. The perfect chapter books for grades 1–4, reluctant readers and fans of Ramona and Junie B. Jones.
Read Kiddo Read
"A Triumph of friendship, ingenuity and fun!"
Reader & Parent Love for Ivy & Bean</b>
"I read ALL of the books in this series when I was in elementary school (I am 17 now) and I absolutely LOVED them. This series truly taught me the joy in reading and creativity, as well as real social dynamics you see in everyday life."
"She just devoured this book. It was her first real chapter book and she's hooked!!"
"This is the ONLY chapter book series that my daughter has fallen for and will re-read on her own."
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4.1
133 reviews
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This is the first book in a series that chronicles the budding friendship of Ivy and Bean, two girls who don't expect to get along at first, but discover just how similar they really are.
Butta Long
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23 November 2015
this is a really good book im 8 i think that it tells you adout a girls life a i love books about peoples life and it is like my life the book is funny sad i love this book thank you for making this book thank you very much
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Robert Cosson
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8 January 2014
Bfn no way Bffff yed Ivy amd bean thought they would not be the best of friends. But then bffs
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About the author
Annie Barrows has written a bunch of books for grown-ups, but Ivy and Bean is her first series for kids. Annie lives in Northern California with her husband and two daughters.
Sophie Blackall is an Australian illustrator whose work has appeared in many newspapers and magazines, including the New York Times. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.
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