This book would be a great choice for young readers who are just starting to read chapter books. With its short, fast-paced chapters and funny misunderstandings, Amelia Bedelia Means Business is sure to keep readers entertained. The black-and-white illustrations by Lynne Avril add an extra layer of fun to the story. The book also features themes of earning money and working hard to achieve a goal, which can be valuable lessons for young readers to learn. Overall, this book is a great addition to any early chapter book collection.

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When Suzanne, the new girl in Amelia Bedelia's class, arrives at school riding the most beautiful bicycle in the whole world, Amelia Bedelia decides she wants a new bike, too. But Amelia Bedelia's mom says that a bike like Suzanne's is so expensive it will cost an arm and a leg! What? Amelia Bedelia doesn't want to give away one of her arms and one of her legs. She'll need both arms to steer her new bike, and both legs to pedal it. Amelia Bedelia decides to get a job, so that she can earn the bike money instead. She tries:1. Helping out at Pete's Diner2. Opening a lemonade stand3. Entering a contest to win a prize4. Baking treats and selling themWill Amelia Bedelia ever get the bike of her dreams?

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