Judy Moody Gets Famous! (Hardcover)

from eobend1

In my opinion, this is a very fun and engaging book for early-chapter book readers. I liked this book because the author's language is fitting to the story and the characters in the story, and it is appropriate language for young readers. Judy uses the (invented) word, "famouser" to explain how s...

from GRgenius

Judy Moody is JEALOUS with a capital J when she finds out she's pretty much the only one she knows that hasn't been in the public's eye. She sets out to become famous, no...INFAMOUS...and in the process learns that sometimes it's the journey that's more important than the notoriety...though she'd...

from sommerkirk

This realistic fiction is about a third grade girl, Judy, who wants to be famous for something. Judy get jealous because all of the people around her have won awards, Jessica for the spelling bee, even her little brother has won an award. Judy enters her cat into a show so that she could win some...

from dhunt706

Another cute Judy Book. This one is as good as the first although we aren't past the first half yet. I want to get back to this one!!

from Pieper

Genre: Realistic Fiction Review: This is an example of realistic fiction because it is a story that could happen in real life but the characters are not real. The characters are made out to be believable, however, the events that took place are not real. Age Appropriateness: Intermediate