Judy Moody: Judy Moody Declares Independence (Series #6) (Hardcover)

from mmgomez1

Judy Moody books are very easy to read and will help young readers to become better readers. This story is about Judy Moody going to Boston and learning about the Boston Tea Party. Along the way she meets a friend and wants to have the same things she does.

from eschoe1

I liked this book. The language was very age appropriate and fun for a child to read. After Judy tries to convince her parents to give her more independence she asks child like questions: "So I can have more freedom now? Like not brushing my hair all the time? And staying up later than Stink?" Th...

from PuffyBear

This book was O.K. I kind of enjoyed it but, still it was enjoyable. In this book Judy goes to Washington to visit landmarks like, the Boston tea party ship. There she meets a friend that has everything she wants like her own towel and many more things. So Judy sees this and she too, wants to be ...

from hhuget

Part of the Judy Moody chapter series, this book has Judy go on a history adventure to declare independence from her parents. Funny and easy to read, many students (both boys and girls) could get engaged with this story and learn some interesting history lessons along the way.

from GRgenius

Judy is all about getting to do what she wants, but when things don't go her way after a trip to good old Boston Harbor, well let's just say that she throws a tea party of her own. Does it result in extra rights, freedoms, or personal liberties? Not exactly...but it does help her see that working...