2 Responses to Video Clip: Beverly Cleary Talks ‘Ramona’
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Great clip, Travis. Thanks for posting. I think there is still room on today’s bookshelves for more books a la Ramona — books featuring real kids doing, coping, playing, being. Life can be adventurous enough without magic powers. And wonderful to see Beverly so vibrant and her books so well-loved through the generations. Did anyone see the Ramona movie?
that was fun to watch. I loved reading Cleary’s books growing up and the daughter is now enjoying them as well.
i am curious how Cleary felt about the film (if she saw it).. I thought it was delightful (and well cast).