What worries Ramona about her parents? How does she address her worries?

How does Ramona resolve the conflict with her teacher?

How does Ramona want to be treated by older people? How does she treat younger children?

What finally motivates Ramona to make her book report "interesting"?

Ramona does not always make the right decision or correct interpretation of events. Is the author sympathetic to Ramona? Are the other characters?

Ramona demands "accuracy" from everyone. Why is this?

Does Ramona share any of the blame for the predicaments she finds herself in?