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Judy Moody Gets Famous! (Judy Moody, Book 2)

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The sequel to Judy Moody can get no other word than being funny! After she fails to win the spelling bee contest and sees her arch rival Jessica win and get that beautiful tiara Judy Moody made it her job to become famous!! However like all other Judy Moody books things get out of hand and the book turns outragously funny. Judy's cat named "Mouse" helps achieve some fame but that isn't lasting. A hilirious book for all ages to enjoy and laugh about!!

My kids have all Judy Moody and Stink books. They love them, and I know for the fact that they help kids who struggle with reading in 3rd grade. They are easy to read and have a good story, are funny and appealing to that age group. A must have!

I recently bought the Judy Moody books for my 8 year old son. I read them too and found them to be enjoyable.

In this one Judy just wants to be famous SO bad especially after her younger brother Stink, gets to go to the White House and one of her classroom rivals wins a spelling bee. She, along with her closest friends, try hard to become "famous". Her first attempt of trying to make people believe that she actually has a cherry pit that belonged to George Washington end hilariously. Later she sees a chance to win a contest at the local pet store but at the last minute that one goes awry.

Judy does finally achieve "stardom" and it is very heartwarming.

You will enjoy these books as well as your children. My 8 year old son just loves them and can't wait for the next one. If your child enjoys the Junie B books, they will probably like these as well.

This is a very good book for 3rd grade girls or boys.I could say so my self because I am in 3rd grade.It is almost like a fable teaching you a lesson that fame and fortune do not always make you happy.I bought this book and could not put it down because it was so good.In this book Judy Moody wants to get famous but she cannot.In the end she goes to the hospital and finds dolls in the kids area while she is waiting for her friend to be checked.She takes the dolls and fixes them up at home.The children in the hospital are thrilled and they put her in the paper.Judy moody learns that helping people can make her famous too.I hope if you are reading this review right now that you will buy this wonderful book.

My eight-year-old daughter loved this book. There were a few challenging words for her, but she was excited to read a "chapter book." I caught her laughing out loud.

This book will make you laugh. The illustrations in this book are very cute. I liked the part of the book where Judy and Rocky start a club called "The Toad Pee Club" because a toad peed on them. Kids who read the "Junie B. Jones" series will probably like the Judy Moody books, but the Judy Moody books are a little longer...

This series of Judy Moody books have been great for my 1st grader. She has been dying to have "books of her own" and not her sister's hand me downs. I was amazed how absorbed she became with the book and actually finished the first one in two days. Everywhere we went she took her book to read, even at the restuarant while we waited for our dinner to come to the table.

Some of the things she loves in the book is that she calls her brother "stink", her cat is named "mouse" and the frog mascot pees on them. Plus one of Judy's friends eats paste ... Just an all around fun book but parts have teaching value as well.

In this book Judy wanted to be famous and tried several things, like entering a pet trick contest where her cat can make toast! She one second place but when the picture appeared in the paper - only her elbow showed and the back end of her cat. But in the end of the story Judy winds up at a hospital waiting room for kids where the dolls are all broken. She takes them home without telling anyone and fixes them all up, hair, heads, clothes, casts etc. One doll she drew a broken heart on the chest and a line down the middle of the doll from the neck to the belly button. This was representative of a girl she met there who I just had a heart transplant. She packaged all the dolls up and mailed them back to the hospital. Later, in the newspaper "The Phantom Doll Doctor" appears an article - no one knows who repairs the dolls or returned them. Judy's parents know but doesn't let on to her and they put the article up on the refrigerator. Judy never reveals that she was the Phantom doctor but she got great satisfaction out of knowing that she did something good and she was famous - even if she only knew.

Judy Moody is a must read for those who like comedy. It is about a girl named Judy who doesn't like this boy named Frank. Frank has feelings for her. Slowly, Judy starts to like her more and more. Judy and her other friend start a club and Rocky, her best friend, says most clubs have three people. Later, they invite Frank because they start to learn Frank is a nice kid. This book is guaranteed to make you laugh.

Review of Judy Moody Gets Famous

Ages 8-15 .

. Judy tries to get famous by making a cherry pit from George Washington's cherry tree. This doesn't make her famous. The book is about a third grader named Judy Moody. Judy Moody wants to get famous. At the end of the book Judy does well at taking the dolls home from the doctors and taking them home and fixing all of the body parts on the dolls and that's how she became famous.

I liked the book because it was funny, interesting, and cool to read. Judy gets jealous of Jessica Finch because she got her first fifteen minutes of fame after winning the Northern Virginia Spelling Bee with this fourth grade word artichoke.

My six year old and I just finished this book. Wow! I had chills. The best yet. Highly recommended!