Perfect for fans of Jacqueline Wilson’s younger fiction and Clarice Bean, this hilarious book is the first installment in the internationally popular and bestselling series by Megan McDonald, illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds.
Bad moods, good moods, even back-to-school moods – Judy has them all! Meet Judy Moody, her little “bother” Stink, her best friend Rocky and her “pest” friend Frank Pearl. Judy has a mood for every occasion, but when a new teacher gives the class a “Me” collage project, Judy has so much fun that she nearly forgets to be moody at all!

Judy’s in a jealous mood – jealous of Jessica Finch, who has got her picture on the front page of the newspaper. So Judy sets off in pursuit of her own fame and fortune, or at the very least, something to add to the Moody Hall of Fame. But she’d better watch out – all her efforts could just end up making her more infamous than ever!

Judy’s learning about the environment at school. When she hears about the threats to the rainforest and endangered species – not to mention her own family’s poor recycling habits – Judy’s determined to whip the planet into shape!

Judy’s mood ring has Extra Special Powers, which have put her in a predicting mood! But when Judy wrongly predicts a 110% result in her spelling test she begins to think that all her predictions are fictions. She has one last chance to prove her psychic abilities. Is her teacher, Mr Todd, really in love? All signs point to yes!

Judy Moody has got the Moody Monday blues – until she finds out that her class’s new project is on the amazing human body. That means skeletons, skulls, a hospital trip, lots of medical jokes and double trouble when Judy’s friends trick her into thinking the class guinea pig has been cloned! But when Judy catches the mumps off her younger “bother”, Stink, her friends make it up to her by coming to visit.

Perfect for fans of Jacqueline Wilson, Lauren Child and Kes Gray, the sixth book in the internationally popular and bestselling Judy Moody series sees Judy on a quest for independence and freedom.

When Judy meets Tori, an English girl, at the Boston “Tea Party” ship, she learns that Tori enjoys far more liberties than she does, including her own phone, private loo and lots of pocket money. So Judy decides to declare independence from her parents’ rules and her pesky little “bother”. But when staging her own Boston tea party doesn’t work, she is forced into retreat … until a real-life crisis gives Judy a chance to prove her independence, once and for all.

The new girl at school is so similar to Judy they are practically clones! Amy Namey is a member of the “way-cool” My-Name-Is-A-Poem Club, and what’s more, she sounds just like Judy and likes the same things as her, too. Judy is meant to be doing an Around-the-World class project on Italy with her best-ever friends Rocky and Frank Pearl. But with so much time spent thinking about Amy, Judy’s old friends start to feel left out…

Judy Moody’s maths skills need improving (not to mention her attitude!) in the eighth book in the internationally bestselling series, perfect for fans of Jacqueline Wilson, Judy Blume and Lauren Child.

Judy doesn’t want to see a private maths tutor. But when Judy meets her tutor – a crucial college student with an uber-funky sense of style – and gets a glimpse of college life, her attitude soon changes. Before long she’s acing her maths tests. Say goodbye to Judy Moody, and hello to Ms College.

Judy is in a sleuthing, Nancy Drew kind of mood. So what’s a WBMS (world’s best mystery solver) to do? Go find a mystery, that’s what! And she doesn’t have to snoop for long: when Mr Chips, a beloved crime-dog-in-training, goes missing, Judy Drewdy and her chums, Agents Dills Pickle (Frank), Spuds Houdini (Rocky) and James Madagascar (Stink) find themselves in a real, honest-to-jeepers mystery. Watch out for red herrings – and clever references to classic Nancy Drew mysteries – as Eagle Eye Moody and company are hot on the case!