
Judy Moody Declares Independence
by Megan McDonald
Judy Moody becomes fascinated with the Boston Tea Party and decides to declare her own independence from her family's rules and chores. When her plan backfires spectacularly, she learns valuable lessons about responsibility, family cooperation, and what true independence really means. The story combines humor with themes of growing up, family dynamics, and American history while following the adventures of the spirited third-grader Judy Moody.
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