Ramona and Beezus, director Elizabeth Allen’s big-screen mashup of Beverly Cleary’s series of books about the most beguiling young pest in Portland, Ore., looks like a detergent commercial. It’s all ...

Kids who started reading anytime between the 1950s and today may know the books of Beverly Cleary, and at 94 she's still writing. Her books are set on Klickitat Street in Portland, Ore., which is a ...

NEW YORK - Beverly Cleary, a beloved children’s book author who brought characters like Henry Huggins, Ramona and Beezus Quimby to life, has died. She was 104. HarperCollins Children’s Books confirmed ...

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Are you looking for a dream pair of snuggly, sweet, and playful sisters? Meet Ramona and Beezus! These girls are 4 months old and were found hiding from the snow under a car. They were sick and had ...

It’s so sentimental and sweet that you can almost forgive the kids’ comedy “Ramona and Beezus” for not being nearly funny enough. This adaptation of author Beverly Cleary’s beloved 1950s novels ...

Despite the presence of Mouse House starlet Selena Gomez, Ramona and Beezus is less Disney than Hallmark Channel, a loose adaptation of Beverly Cleary’s first novel in her beloved kid-lit series ...

Little kids and tweens girls, specifically will probably eat up Ramona and Beezus, or at least be suitably amused by it. They won t be troubled with things like a lack of plot or narrative momentum.

The movie has been a long time coming. Beverly Cleary’s popular book was written in 1955 and the names were flip-flopped. Beezus got top billing. The novel is just one of a series books about a family ...

As you probably know if you were born anytime after 1950, Ramona Quimby is an imaginative, spunky little girl who's always getting into trouble without meaning to. She was a central figure in eight ...

Ramona Quimby, the rambunctious schoolgirl of Beverly Cleary’s books, finally arrives on the big screen after 60 years, and aside from a few slapstick set pieces (most notably, a car wash that leaves ...