Hilarious i liked these alot when i was younger, i would reccomend ages 7-12 . judy moody is a average girl see her life which is very dramatized! read about her annoying little bother the queen bee and her friends. this is the first one in the seies, she has gone into a new class and her new teacher has introduced a get to know you project called a me collage, even though she wasn't looking forward to the new year at school she really enjoys this project. she soon even makes a new friend want to know what happens read it!

Best gift for a child on any occasion

Absolute favorite plus it's a series of books

Great

Granddaughter is really getting into reading and this book was a winner for her.

Great Series

This was a Christmas gift. Wonderful chapter book series!

Great collection

My 8 yr old son loves to read this series. Great story line.

Great introductory chapter book!

My 7 year old daughter loved reading this story. She loved that the words were written simple enough that she could imagine what the scenario would be. I often found her laughing at things she was reading.

I am going to add more books in this series.

It is one of my first grade grandson's favorite books.

I definitely will buy more of the series books.

The book was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter. She is learning to read and is enjoying the book. I look forward to buying more books in the series.

The Reread Was Even

This was a reread for me. I love Megan McDonald's Stink and Judy Moody series. We first meet Judy as she's about to begin third grade in Mr Todd's class at Virginia Dare School. Judy is in a mood because she didn't go anywhere special during the vacation and she just knows that everyone else will be wearing a rare (Judy slang for cool) shirt from whatever theme park or other enviable destination they visited.One of the only good things that happens that day is a school assignment where each student needs to make a collage all about themselves which they will later be presenting to the class. In this book we also get to meet Judy's parents and her younger brother Stink who became so popular he got his own spin off series.Starting from scratch again with Judy ... MoreThis was a reread for me. I love Megan McDonald's Stink and Judy Moody series. We first meet Judy as she's about to begin third grade in Mr Todd's class at Virginia Dare School. Judy is in a mood because she didn't go anywhere special during the vacation and she just knows that everyone else will be wearing a rare (Judy slang for cool) shirt from whatever theme park or other enviable destination they visited.One of the only good things that happens that day is a school assignment where each student needs to make a collage all about themselves which they will later be presenting to the class. In this book we also get to meet Judy's parents and her younger brother Stink who became so popular he got his own spin off series.Starting from scratch again with Judy reminded me how much fun these books are and I'm now keen to reread them all. Peter H. Reynolds' illustrations are always wonderful and this book introduces the reader to what the Moody family look like (including their cat called Mouse) and how expressive they all are. My favourite illustration in this book is Judy's finished collage.Need to Eat - Rainforest Mist ice cream. I have no idea what rainforest mist tastes like but apparently it's blue and I'm intrigued.Need to Buy - Glow in the dark bloodshot eyeball bandaids.Thank you so much to NetGalley and Candlewick Press for the opportunity to read this book.

great read

my 7 year old loves these, bought this on here to complete the set as couldnt get it from 1 shop.