Books by Megan McDonald
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review 1: My son received this book for free at family night as his school. He's seven so zombies are only like the greatest thing ever to him right now. Bedtime came and he asked if we could read together. I told him ten minutes, with the intention of reading maybe one chapter with him an...
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review 1: I recommend you read this book because it is funny and it has really fun little quizzes in it. And if you're a person who really likes singing, reading or acting, this is the perfect book for you because it has a lot of that in it. You will love reading it. My favorite part was w...
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review 1: Shoe DogMegan MacDonaldAtheneum Books2014Picture BookAges 2-7.Shoe Dog is a story about a dog who loves to chew on shoes. He is adopted by a lady who owns a lot of shoes. When he chews up all her shoes, he gets in trouble and does not get the affection he wants from his maste...
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review 1: I quite enjoyed this series. As the author of the Judy Moody and Stink books, Megan McDonald has already shown her grasp of elementary age children and how they think and act. This third book in the Sisters Club series shows that she grasps equally well the challenges of middle s...
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review 1: In the Mad Treasure Hunt the Moody's are headed to Ocracoke Island for the third annual Pirate Island Treasure Hunt. If they are the first to figure out the five clues to win all sixteen pieces of eight they will when a gold doubloon and a ride on the Queen Ann's Revenge II, a pi...
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review 1: The irascible and short second grader, Stink Moody, is outraged when he learns that Pluto is no longer considered a planet. Friend of all things small (like James Madison, the shortest and best president), Stink takes up the cause for Pluto. Stink gets into a feud over this issu...
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review 1: Judy Moody is in a mood playing detective and she is so obsessed with Nancy Drew mysteries. The entire book is peppered with the famous young sleuth's mysteries as Judy keeps referencing them. Now that my foreknowledge of Nancy Drew is only superficial and all the referencing act...
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review 1: Cute girl story about three sisters. Having finished the book, I'm still not sure how old the girls are. I think the middle sister is in 6th grade and I figure they are about 2 years apart, but they could be closer. The book is largely first person from Stevie's (middle sister's)...
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review 1: Rebekah Page 10/30/14Book Plug ...
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review 1: How fun to see Judy Moody and Stink in color! I think this is the first Judy Moody that I have read with Peter Reynolds notable illustrations in color.As always to story line is fun and the banter back and forth between Stink and Judy is humorous. Plus, there are pirates and pira...
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review 1: Judy Moody has always been one of my favorite series book. I decided on Judy Moody Goes to College because I am currently a college student. (I found it appropriate) Judy Moody was clearly in a bad mood, but she was also upset that she was going to have to get a tutor in math. Sh...
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review 1: This was the Judy Moody I enjoyed the least so far. I'm not sure what the point of referencing many Nancy Drew mysteries was, but I found it terribly annoying. In addition, I thought that the fact that Judy's imagination had run away with her was good, but that it needed to be re...
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review 1: Anabel feels plain, as she is only a seamstress who dreams of being like a princess, with long golden locks and a name that ends in 'ella'. Even though she is not a princess, what she is is the best seamstress around, with cross-stitching abilities to die for. One day she has the...
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review 1: Stink and the Freaky Frog Freakout by Megan McDonald, illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds – Realistic Fiction – 3rd grade and up – Here’s the fantastic 8th book in the Stink book series. I enjoyed reading this book… as usual, there was fantastic little comic portions through the boo...
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review 1: Judy Moody and Stink: The Big Bad Blackout is very cute and bursting with fun. It captures the spirit of a blackout where in the darkness we appreciate the electricity and all that life has to give. Usually, in the dark, we appreciate the little things that we easily overlook in ...
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review 1: On Backwards Day, Judy Moody brushes her hair, puts on something other than her favorite tshirt and goes to school determined to be in a good mood. She finds that things go her way all day, especially when she stays out of trouble and away from Antarctica (the table in the back o...