Oh! Junie B Jones made me who I am 😅 (feat

[@lulaloopsey]

i’m so excited to watch!!! thank you for having me it was well worth the wait 🫶💕

[@AthenaPOfficial]

Thank YOU!!!!! This was so much fun!!

[@theoneandonlyphineas]

@@AthenaPOfficial @lulaloopsey wait, your telling me this video has both of you in it O_O

[@melvaway9132]

​@@AthenaPOfficialhey you know what i probably what you know my British BOB THE BUILDER

[@melonlord4889]

“Hi, my name is Junie B Jones. The ‘B’ stands for Beatrice, except I don’t like Beatrice, I just like ‘B’ and that’s all” that shit is INGRAINED in my head and I haven’t read those books in YEARS

[@CanidRose]

This reawoke long dormant neurons.

[@sheanartisthunty]

Another line because I had the cd version of one of the books is from Lucille or May describing her eye color as “robin’s egg blue, with just a HINT of lavender”

[@sierrareneewallace6822]

I said it before Athena did and was shook at how well I got it

[@dionysus_adores]

I hear that little voice that I gave her, it's the same one when I first read the book. IDC what the complaints were, Junie B. Jones was so relatable.

[@RainbowStains11]

Junie B. = ICONIC Athena P. = ICONIC Two Iconic Queens absolutely serving C. = ICONIC

[@RulerOfArniskad]

BARS

[@eliefhr]

Doecchi = ICONIC (she also made a song referencing Junie B.)

[@elsie8757]

Props to Barbara Park for making these books _genuinely_ feel like they're from the point of view of a 6 year old

[@ambabey0330]

especially cause Junie B. could have easily been a narcissistic demon who the reader is supposed to be mad/annoyed with, she's flawed and individualist (as most children are) and improves when she's taught correctly and approached as an intelligent human, not a stupid child.

[@elsie8757]

@@ambabey0330 Well, I mean, the books are _for_ kids around Junie B.'s age, so I don't think the goal would've ever been for the reader to find her annoying. But a lot of IP's try to make relatable/realistic kid characters and _fail,_ so I'm glad these books didn't fall into that trap.

[@ambabey0330]

@ i would disagree, as a lot of kid's media in modern times tends to have obnoxious, selfish main characters that are meant to be insufferable to either entertain kids or exaggerate comeuppance. hence why athena is so pleasantly surprised that junie b is so likably written.

[@seagaulle]

@@elsie8757so this is why my 1st grade teacher and classmates loved her, while most of their parents hated her 😂

[@sketchycat6223]

When I read these as a kid I was always judgey of Junie because I was a very introverted kid so it was hard to relate to her. But now that I’m older & in childcare, this is exactlyyy how kids this age are lol.

[@arrow_of_ravenclaw5155]

“The boy I can beat up” is the most iconic character description of all time

[@glogfrogblog5480]

Junie b jones, dear dumb diary, Judy moody, and fancy nancy is a dangerous combo, and I loved all of them

[@BeanBall-hp8ek]

And dork diaries

[@naahmahlamia5653]

Judy Moody was my mood as a kid

[@katiediane7082]

@@naahmahlamia5653I wish more people talked about her books! As an older sister with a weird brother I loved it😂

[@Stardust19-s9x]

I remember reading all of those as a child.

[@isabelnavarro980]

I LOOOVED dear dumb diary

[@kutoramo8875]

"lore lite" it's even longer than a normal lore video

[@limelantern5637]

The "Where's the bus going to" interaction from Stupid Smelly Bus spoke to my SOUL as a kid. Adults really will just... not acknowledge kids questions sometimes. Also when I was little I didn't know how the whole Miss Ms. Mrs. thing worked and in my head the teacher's name was consistently pronounced "miss" and I didn't find out I was wrong until watching Lulaloopsey and Athena's videos now as an adult.

[@lynniewood]

And like, little kids are the ones who are doing most of this stuff for the first time, of course they have questions. You would too if you barely even knew what a bus is and no one will tell you where you're going or even listen to you.

[@sketchycat6223]

You really do have to explain everything in depth to them, they’re literally starting life from scratch

[@braedensimon8023]

Honestly, kind of iconic how May killed the vibe so hard Junie B. INSTANTLY comprehends empathy

[@randomgarbage8023]

when i was little i was deathly afraid of the easter book because of junie b jones mentioning thoughts being heard out loud and i was undiagnosed, raised catholic, and had intrusive thoughts lmao

[@astridmyst]

Same!!

[@turtlelongingforchaos9055]

I cannot explain to you how much these books meant to me as an (at the time) little ginger girl who got called weird all the time

[@xx_d0ra3m0n_xx]

SAMEEEE BUT I HAVE ADHD

[@nostalgiamostalgia0319]

I was OBSESSED with this series, and to see another girl as brash as Angelica Pickles but as an actual role model speaks big volumes to me.

[@morgancrabtree6248]

Angela Pickles?

[@agender_theo]

@@morgancrabtree6248 Angela Pickles from Rugrats, an iconic show

[@morgancrabtree6248]

@@agender_theo Ah. I've only heard her called Angela so I didn't know her last name.

[@Mooms]

Barbara Park (the author of Junie B Jones) said that Junie B was not supposed to be a role model

[@KenikoB]

@@agender_theo Her name is Angelica

[@gracedarlene6670]

57:03 you should have read Junie B. Jones is a party animal because it goes into Lucille’s family and her grandma is awful the whole time from what I remember

[@lulaloopsey]

i read that one in my video ! i think that’s why athena didn’t (you’re correct her grandma can be.. interesting 😭)

[@SquishyTheVampire]

She did a collab so it wouldn't make sense to cover it on both videos

[@gracedarlene6670]

@ that’s fair…I hadn’t watched the other part of the collab when I commented

[@jtwatts7990]

I think her grandma was just tired of these mf making noises and acting destructive 😂

[@Harudodo]

Junie B Jones was my entire childhood man. I read each book at least five times , I’d always come back from the library with at least five of them JBJ was my babysitter’s club

[@claires4328]

me too!!! I read it so much that, for a time, I didn’t read anything else. to the point where the school librarians started banning me from checking them out unless I read something else. I love those books and I miss the person I was when I read them!! 💕💕💕

[@amesstarline5482]

50:41 As a former glasses-wearer, I wish there were purple options- between Kisha from Jumpstart and Junie B herself, purple was cool. And yet so rare.

[@redlovestaylor]

I’m also a former glasses wearer and I agree with this so hard because as a kid purple was my favorite color! I would’ve got purple glasses IMMEDIATELY if they had them!

[@galileo_the_star_lion]

i always managed to find close-enough-to-purple blue or pink ones, but never actual purple, so i feel that (i have glasses that are the trans flag colors now, which is all kinds of cool)

[@janayab8568]

Not to brag, but my first 2 pairs of glasses were purple🤧

[@sketchnotes2246]

So...Junie B means a lot to me. My Grandma (RIP) was a very kind woman, but also very stern. I spent a lot of time at her house as a kid, and we didn't see eye to eye on a lot of the things I liked at the time. She hated Spongebob, thought Hannah Montana was annoying, and didn't get the general concept of Club Penguin or Webkinz. Reading Junie B with her was the first time I ever saw her genuinely laugh out loud. She adored those books (and the Wimpy Kid series). It was magical, and I will always treasure those memories.

[@0liivers]

Ok genuinely why is Junie B Jones literally just me as a child. Like I'm not exaggerating she is the story of my life.

[@Urfav_Sawyer]

AHHHHH THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR USING MY MAKEUP DESIGN, IM GONNA CRY IM SO HAPPY

[@beattlecub]

Wait holy shit what’s your tumblr username I think I know goy

[@thisurldoesnotexist]

The bit about Junie B. learning about germs stuck in my brain more than anything else from the entire series

[@Leviathan99-h8l]

Another banger of this. Junie B Jones was my jam at the time of being a kid in the 2000s who read this and The Magic Treehouse in elementary school.

[@morgancrabtree6248]

Magic Treehouse was my jam too! Also it's still going.

[@ShannaHart-PaintoPolish]

I read the magic tree house with my kid, he loved it!

[@normalhuman9878]

I loved The Magic Treehouse but I got bored of Junie B Jones so fast

[@RobloxGamerDean]

Athena, you should make a Sid the Science Kid lore video, I’ve been looking all around the internet for it, but there is no true theory video on it. I think you would describe it perfectly.

[@rlv_drummer]

I second this!

[@Pirpul2]

Absolutely. Especially that movie with the robot.

[@Mooms]

The episode where Sid finds out he’s not real definitely needs an analysis

[@MitchiiNeonz]

YESS THISSSSS THE FOURTH WALL BREAKING ​@@Mooms

[@standardhuman8675]

@@Moomsthe what? ill be real, i only remember the song about decay (which was really sinister if memory serves??)

[@falconanddragons2214]

Who else wished that Junie B Jones went to second grade and such? Even today, I don't understand why adults stare at the ceiling.

[@AthenaPOfficial]

ME 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️

[@falconanddragons2214]

@@AthenaPOfficial I love how you mention her penchant for violence, because she feels like someone who in high school who knew how to throw hands

[@Mudfire15]

The author passed away before she could...

[@PickledRamona]

The people who say these books are terrible for children do not know what they’re talking about 😂. These books were so much fun and creative! They show an imperfect character and I learned a lot from Junie’s mistakes rather than echoing her especially terrible behaviour. (Honestly I kinda wish I’d taken on some of her sass and confidence as a child). She’s so much fun and I still have ALL my books. If I have kids I’m definitely reading these books to them

[@rayati2284]

OMG Junie B. Jones!! I'm disappointed that you didn't review "Junie B. Jones and some Sneaky Peaky Spying", because I wrote a book report about it for Grade 5 English class (I'm from a non-anglophone country) and it's legit hilarious. Don't remember if it's this one where kids invite their grandparents to school, and Jim refuses to hug his grandmother and so Junie B. hugs her instead and of course says "I hate your grandson :)", so sweet and funny. But anyway, great vid!!

[@hoc7262]

It is! And like another person that pointed out how Athena didn’t cover the “Junie B. Jones is a party animal” (aka as the book where the sleepover to Lucile’s house that Junie mentions in the final book that Athena read at the end, takes place), Athena didn’t cover them because @lulaloopsey already covered them in the video of her channel, you should definitely check it out!

[@heyadanny4497]

Power move!

[@slightlycoolerdaria]

my mom wouldn’t let me read junie b. jones growing up bc she thought she was obnoxious lol. ALSO i have a show rec- it’s called just add magic it’s an amazon prime original and me and my childhood best friend would binge it all the time in middle school. we actually made our own ‘magic’ cookbook. i’ve been rewatching it with my baby brother recently and it actually has some pretty interesting lore!

[@bestboyever08]

Just add magic is such a good show, never understood how a town could love plums so much but it's peak child tv.

[@serafinamesfin]

OMG I loved this show! I watched it during the pandemic it was so fun and cozy! Exactly what I needed 💕🎀

[@oliviabrownvlogs204]

just add magic ate!!!!

[@Elijah_the_bee]

Omg yes i love just add magic i hope we get a lot video for it

[@thefungiwhisperer2313]

@@bestboyever08 They were Pluots 😤 jk, my sister just watched the Pluot episode so many times, it's ingrained in my mind, seriously it was such a good show

[@standardhuman8675]

i loved junie b jones!!! she was the first book series i read to completion!!! i still have all the books, plan on reading them to any nieces/nephews i end up with. shes an icon

[@CarrionCarriesOn]

I call myself a theatre kid even though I didn't discover my passion for theatre until after school

[@samuelsmoak2541]

I think I’ve became obsessed with reading because of the Junie B. Jones books. My first grade teacher read to is, about 95% of the books (I don’t really remember her reading the “Aloha Ha Ha” book, or the easter one, not to mention that she read most of the book out of order too.) And boy, she put on a performance every time she read them too. I mean, the way she made these characters leap of the page with her performances, was everything to me, it was truly camp and 6 year old me LIVED every time she pulled those books out. The first book she read to us was “The Monster Under The Bed” book and it scared the hell outta me as a kid. I could not sleep for weeks because of that book.

[@ReRe-ws8on]

45:38 made my jaw drop because our superintendent cheated on his 3rd grade teacher wife with the elementary principal at the time. She got fired because of the sheer amount of kids that found out about it but then she got REHIRED as the Junior high principal, and they got married. Also, the band teacher at our junior high and highschool is the superintendents son. Meaning that he has to work for his stepmom that his dad cheated with 💔

[@BloodRedSaphire]

I'm really surprised the part in the Easter book where Lucille calls the class *dumb clucks* didn't get a passing mention. This was one of the few books I didn't get to read as a kid (because it didn't exist yet) and when I finally did, recently, I just about died, it was so funny!

[@serenityserendipity12]

My mom was very obsessed with these books when I was little. She loved reading them to me and found them incredibly hilarious (I got second hand embarrassment more often than not despite being the same age as Junie B. but I was very shy and introverted) but I still enjoyed them cause she enjoyed them and we read them together. I have very fond memories. Now my mom is disabled and can’t read herself so I often read books to her and occasionally I’ll get out a Junie B. Jones book to read to her because they still make her smile and laugh.

[@hhh1234h]

Working in a school and I’m surprised (but also not surprised, I mean I have experienced this before) with how common it is for teachers to not like one of their students to the point where the student can tell and they are negatively impacted by it. Mrs. had it out for Junie

[@rynbliss]

never read these books as a kid but im absolutely loving the writing style, author definitely knows a lot about how kids talk it feels so real its incredibly endearing to listen to

[@Hirobrinee]

OH MY GOD IM SUCH BIG FANS OF YOU TWO IM SO EXCITED I COULDN’T WAIT FOR THIS

[@Hirobrinee]

i used to collect these when i was five, my uncle used to give me one every time he came down to visit! one of the first books i’ve ever actually read on my own in school was a junie B jones book!!

[@rickwilson4077]

I had this like Junie B Jones diary/best friend book that talked about how Junie was my best friend and I had to draw us hanging out. I was obsessed with it.

[@ouranhost]

When I was in 1st grade, I went to see the Junie B Jones musical for a school field trip. It's the only memory I can think of whenever Junie B Jones is mentioned. The props fascinated younger me but I don't remember much of what it looked like.

[@mitchfletcher2386]

I saw one of those!

[@spiderbop]

I saw that the only song I remember is top secret personal beeswax

[@jasperwisecarver]

YESSSS I've been waiting for this!! i ADORED Junie B Jones growing up (the books AND the audiobook) i literally STILL have my stuffed elephant, Phillip Johnny Bob

[@Silverthedragon449-x9v]

YIPPIE JUNIE B JONES IS HEEERE (loved this book series so much)

[@quangamershyguyyz7166]

Best part of this video is learning Junie B has the same birthday as me. Welcome to Gemini club Junie!

[@tinywitchfrogs_]

same !!! 🤝

[@ember-fire7583]

Oh my gosh, I never thought I'd see the day this series gets mentioned in a lore like way on this channel, but I am ecstatic to see!! The Junie B. Jones books were one of my favorites growing up. That kid may have only been 5, but dang, she had enough sass and confidence to go around, and I love that for her. Now that I think about it, that might've been one of the contributing factors to my own sassiness growing up, and I both love and chuckle at that. Anyway, it's amazing this classic book series got covered, and I loved every minute of it ❤📖

[@essycogany2738]

I’ve always wanted people to talk about Junie B Jones and I’m so glad I have that now. Thank you so much! 📖📕

[@TheLastCakeGames]

With the books and everything. I think Junie B would make an outstanding childrens cartoon series. At least two seasons following the book series. Bam. Instant banger.

[@hadleycollins4656]

Junie B Jones was one of the few books I got as a gift that really made me excited growing up. I’ve never been a book person, but when I got glasses, my parents got me the Junie B book where she got glasses and I felt very seen.

[@whatever-qx9wx]

I read these books like the gosh darn bible as a kid; spent a lot of time reading them outloud to my mom too when she was driving and we'd laugh. Junie B was truly an icon. Also though this made me think of another book series I loved just as much, also a slice of life series with a girl who grew up through the series... Ramona by Beverly Cleary-- if you ever did a lore video on them I'd be so happy lol they're a bit of a different vibe but very fun! She has her own way of thinking too

[@Party_hat14]

The fact that junie didn’t even understand that why her grandma called the baby a monkey made me wheeze as a kid lol

[@whoknowsaymore6210]

I loved her as a kid! I always thought her birthday should be June 13th. Because it's Junie!

[@AthenaPOfficial]

OHHHHH!!! YES!!!!

[@Hermthescribe]

I DO NOT HAVE TIME TO WATCH THIS VIDEO RIGHT NOW BUT OH MY GOD ATHENA JUNIE B JONES IS MY ENTIRE CHILDHOOD A THOUSAND BLESSINGS ON YOUR LINE

[@katelyn1825]

I loved this series so much as a kid and you reading quotes really reminded me why I loved it so much. Tell me why she's still so hilarious

[@daegaefae224]

I think the one I remember most is the "beauty shop guy" one because I love that she described her cutting her own hair unevenly as having "sprigs" and when she was trying to cut her bangs they "kept getting tiltier and tiltier"

[@fa7650]

I remember watching a movie that i think was supposed to be about her (or at the time i thought it was) and i got really emotional about it but the only things i remember was the cat dying and her sister? Babysitting? Told her to bite m&ms heads first so they die quickly and mostly painlessly

[@lexiepound1062]

It was probably Ramona and Beezus, also based on a children’s series and the main character has an overactive imagination like Junie B. It’s also a very good series!

[@gemstone108]

@@lexiepound1062you’re right! It was Ramona and Beezus. I remember the movie too. Ramona Quimby Lore anyone? 👀

[@Mooms]

That movie is Ramona and Beezus. There was never a Junie B Jones movie (A tv show based on the books was announced in 2021 but it’s currently stuck in development hell)

[@oinkersboinkers7188]

I don’t realize that I had read so many of her books. Junie B was (AND STILL IS) the most relatable character I had ever read, and is truly iconic ♥ The book about the teacher stealing grapes is always haunting me (and I HATE Mrs)

[@averagegirl7113]

My sister and I came up with a concept for a dark and gritty crime drama involving the Junie B. Cast. Grace and Ollie were on the police force, Lucille was the mob boss that owned the police, and Junie gets framed for a crime, and Jim is like a PI/bounty hunter and is helping her prove her innocence while they also hunt down the real criminals. I also remember as a kid I kinda shipped Junie and Lucille's older brother, so obviously we've got an love triangle with Junie, Jim, and the brother

[@adamandsethdylantoo]

The universal childhood impulse to take the media we consume and make months long stories containing genocide levels of violence and intrigue

[@comradeacerbus6397]

Bro that amount of genius made all of Hollywoo cry like the little collective bitch it is, you and your sister are going places

[@ursomajor5607]

Hair is absolutely slaying in this video, queen 👑✨

[@lindamedina64]

I LOVED Junie B Jones as a kid, I reread the boxset I got for my birthday over and over. I also even got the thanksgiving book in the second grade (it was my only hardcover of the series) Needless to say easily one of my top read stories as a kid

[@toonirl6675]

I have some very solid memories of the Junie B. Jones Leapster game rattlin' around in the ol' noggin somewhere, good times

[@gemstone108]

Yess!! She was voiced and animated in that game!!!

[@ajnebula6622]

Absolutely enjoyed the trip down memory lane! Also low-key if you ever decide to narrate any audiobooks. I'm buying every single book

[@Mooms]

43:12 Funnily enough Nickelodeon announced in 2021 that they were going to make a Junie B Jones tv show (though nothing has been announced since then so it’s likely stuck in development hell)

[@DurpySlurpyMunchkin]

In first grade I did group reading and that's how I found out I love it and also I read way too far ahead. I started visiting the library and Junie b Jones books were the first ones I ever read and my favorite. I remember memories of it vividly. I loved Junie so much, like she was my idol.

[@darksapphire1880]

I really enjoy growing up with the books :) I remember when my second grade took a field trip to see the Junie B. Musical,it was a wild time😂

[@needhd7159]

30:00 our drama teacher seemed cool. I was not a drama student, but he also did history class, and he would often act things out. He seemed really fun and cool.

[@arrow_of_ravenclaw5155]

This book series was my childhood. My mom used to read my brother and I these books every night before bed

[@katherinetressler1508]

My first Junie B Jones book was the one where she was getting glasses. I was in first grade and I was nervous about getting glasses for the first time, and my mom came home with a book about a first grader getting glasses for the first time. My mom read it to me every night and my dad got me the enitire siries when he saw how much i loved it.

[@TheVoiceinTheDarkness]

So exicited for this second Athena and Lulua collab!!! We need more of these

[@TheWarriorWithDucks]

The Junie B. Jones books played an integral part in my childhood. When I was younger, I used to listen to the audiobooks to help me fall asleep at night. It makes me really happy to see someone dive into the lore of it.

[@stevecourtney7954]

At my elementary school sometimes every other year they’d come and do a Junie B Jones themed play. I don’t remember my peers enjoying it as much but I adored these shows. (It wasn’t anything like the musical- oh my goodness)

[@AxolotlQuestions-o6z]

Junie B is so freaking hilarious! And YOU’RE hilarious, it’s just all so funny!

[@randomplebonyoutube4830]

Oh wow, ready for childhood nostalgia to hit me in the face! Used to read this in elementary school a lot.

[@rottingstarz]

OMG YESSSSS, this is the only thing I've actually seen as a kid that you've covered so far😭

[@21_Aneris]

DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE This takes me back to the Dork diary days, bet you'd love that series for the next lore light!!! 😂❤

[@TheRealSurferGirl]

OMG!!! I remember I won a contest in elementary school and got a Julie B. Jones book. (The Lunch Lady one) and I remember I loved it! This just gave me INTENSE nostalgia.

[@imonly1man_]

"But instead, I tripped and accidentally read through 11" relatable

[@rebeccaernette1749]

I'm sloshed right now, but I gotta say, your makeup is gorgeous and this video gave me a heart attack😂

[@cassandraburns9073]

I'm a second grade teacher, and honestly. This video makes me wanna try to be one of the few good theater teachers. But what if it's like the One Ring, and the job corrupts me???

[@isobelmiller7464]

I recently realized Junie B. may have unknowingly saved Ollie from dying of SIDS. In Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying, she spies on Ollie while he takes a nap, then gets bored and wakes him up, meanwhile the illustration shows Ollie sleeping on his stomach, which in babies increases the chance of SIDS. Also, in Junie B. Jones Has a Monster Under Her Bed, I've always had this nagging feeling that Junie B. insisting that female Tyrannosaurus Rexes are called "Tyrannosaurus Dotties" is a reference I don't get, like there's some sort of connection between "Rex" and "Dottie".

[@RedAngelPonderings]

Youth Services Librarian here! I love to see an appreciation for this series that's captured the hearts of readers especially when we have parents who genuinely won't allow their kids to read her books because it makes them "misbehave"

[@MesholAlexander-xd2lr]

its honestly a serious problem like how most adults treat kids is horrible. kids are constantly judged and punished but they literally just started being alive they dont know anything and they are just scared

[@AthenaPOfficial]

EXACTLY IT REALLY UPSETS ME

[@AthenaPOfficial]

I’m just so glad to see other people passionate about this

[@beanmiller5927]

30:20 When I was a freshman, I ALMOST did theatre, but then I heard how horrible our theatre teacher was and I changed my mind so fast

[@lewilbur]

Love when you change your makeup with the story! And the rainbow freckles are so cute! Reminds me of cosmic brownies 😋 😍

[@kyoyameganebereznoff]

I was an undiagnosed ADHD kid and I see so much of my younger self in Junie B.

[@insertusernamehere3173]

Junie B Jones is literally my hero. She was so me core. I loved those books. I read through 3 a day lol.

[@kerisaltchannel3817]

I was obsessed with these!

[@sy.mindie3893]

YEAAA WOOOOO (I’ve been waiting for this collab)

[@archerscars7380]

I could listen to you read those books cover to cover. Like, the energy you bring to the lines and the love you have for the series is infectious! I didn’t read them as a kid, but through sheer second-hand nostalgia, it feels like I did

[@princess_ama]

Did I expect my two favorite nostalgia creators to collab? No. Am I going to stop everything I was doing to watch it. Hell yeah!

[@caitlinabbott7895]

3:01 "Oh, it's so great to meet you, Athena!" "P!!!" "What, like right now?-" 6:25 7:28 "I guess if you name your child William, the higher your chances are of your kid having depression-" 8:23 "The music sounded good, and the characters were fun. Cynthia Revo painted herself green for Alphabet, and Ariana Grande was really cool as Linda. But I think she painted herself too because she usually doesn't look like that-" 17:03 "This is written SO well, like kids are just out of pocket like that sometimes-" "I DIDN'T COME OUT OF A POCKET!" "...so you know how Lucile's dad isn't a potato?-"

[@nintendomhour]

was having a rough night, as a guy who loved the books as a kid, loved the video, gave me a huge nostalgia trip :)

[@skatergirl3256]

Calling a 5 year old a toddler is fightin words for this preschool teacher

[@Dylan-Kennedy69]

I love that you are finally talking about this UNFILTERED QUEEN!

[@tylerboothman4496]

The copy of 'Junie B Jones and Some Sneaky Peaky Spying' at my school library had a slight cat pee smell. You could smell when someone was reading it in class.

[@_n1ght__sh4d3_]

If Junie B had access to swear words she'd be too powerful

[@s1lv3rp4w3dc4t]

i remember having the ENTIRE set of the books at time. these books are ingrained in my very soul, i loved these things

[@luckystar9279]

Athena p, I don't know if you've ever read them but you should totally read the Anne of Green gables books. The first one is the most iconic so I feel like everyone thinks of her as being a kid, but we see her grow up into a teenager and then go off to college and then settle down and become a teacher and raise kids. It's the perfect example of a series where you get to see a character grow up and live her life. And despite being over a hundred years old LM Montgomery's writing style is absolutely beautiful. Avonlea has got to be one of the most beautiful places I've read about in fiction. It's kind of perfect. I bet that's what heaven would look like, avonlea.

[@CatKun-2000]

I don’t know why but the whole Judy B tantrum on the bus thing kinda remind me of me in high school when I cried because of my teacher Miss G and she said Hunter kids in high school don’t cry …… also i’m gonna be honest this is the first time I ever heard of Judy B Jones

[@Syndropss]

I just remembered these books like 4 days ago when I saw them in the background of someones short, and now THIS!? These books (along with magic tree house) were my autistic fixation throughout elementary school and I'm so glad they are getting some love again~

[@MitchiiNeonz]

Thank you for the nostalgia and appreciation for this series 🥹

[@marshxmalluw]

my favorite kids series covered by my favorite youtuber. lemme bust out the collection and cry over my lost youth rq.

[@PhantomFerret]

This was literally my favorite book series as a child! I recently gave some of my old Junie B. Jones books to my little sister. And she loves the series, too! Edit: I bought some of the other Junie B. Jones books, since the ones I had were both from the kindergarten and first grade books. So, I made sure it made sense, lorewise, for her.

[@Narciisiist]

This is literally a dream collab please do more

[@aniel1033]

Ohhhh my i loved Junie B as a kid and seeing her on this channel is such a treat. I know it's not the same kind of thing but i would love to see you cover Karen from baby sitters little sister. She was always my fav haha 😅

[@firefly1584]

My second-grade teacher would read these books to us, and I read them on my own later and loved them! Also, my favorite joke from any of these books is in the Christmas one; They have that store where they can buy presents for the others, and a volunteer says her son is a grade above them, so they may know him. One kid raised his hand and said "Yeah, he stole my milk money! I told the principal, but I never got the money back." She is obviously embarrassed, but later when they come back, he mentions it again, and she sighs, pulls a dollar out of her purse, gives it to him, and tells the other volunteers that she's taking a break! Made me laugh so hard! 😂 I almost think her son beat the kid up too, but I could be wrong, it's been a while.