Judy Moody 6 Judy Moody Declares Independence (P)

Following a trip to Boston that ignites Judy's fascination with Revolutionary figures, she embarks on a quest for personal autonomy in this uproarious collaboration between Megan McDonald and Peter H. Reynolds. With a bold declaration, Judy Moody proclaims her independence, complete with rights akin to those of extraterrestrial beings and her very own "Purse of Happiness."

The irreplaceable Judy Moody is renowned for her distinctive moods that correspond to every conceivable circumstance. Now, a visit to Boston has thrust her into a revolutionary mindset. Upon meeting an English girl named Tori aboard the Tea Party ship, Judy is astounded by the liberties her British friend enjoys—possessing her own phone, private lavatory, and abundant allowance. Yet, despite wholeheartedly dedicating herself to chores, Judy's bid for more privileges is thwarted. Even her spirited attempt at a tea-throwing Boston Tub Party ends with her father's stern reprimand, pushing Judy to a momentary retreat.

However, an unforeseen crisis involving her brother, Stink, propels Judy into action, affording her the opportunity to showcase her resourcefulness and determination. Through this unexpected ordeal, Judy strives to assert her independence once and for all, demonstrating her indomitable spirit and quick thinking. In this heartwarming and hilarious tale, Judy Moody's escapades continue to captivate readers as she navigates her way through real-life challenges and emerges triumphant in the face of adversity.