How many of us grew up with Ramona Quimby (don't call her a pest!) and found out how Beverly Cleary seemed to understand exactly what was important to a kid? Ramona remains one of the indelible characters of American childhood, and she is instantly recognizable even though her stories have been illustrated by several artists since 1955—in particular, Louis Darling, Alan Tiegreen, Joanne Scribner, Tracy Dockray, and Jacqueline Rogers. In this album of drawings and excerpts, readers can compare multiple interpretations of iconic scenes (remember the infamous egg-cracking incident?); read letters between Cleary and Darling, her first illustrator; and learn the stories behind the illustrations.