Judy Moody Declares Independence

About “Judy Moody Declares Independence”

A visit to Boston spurs Judy Moody's interest in Revolutionary heroes and heroines, putting the third grader in a revolutionary mood and prompting her own Declaration of Independence. After meeting an English girl named Tori who enjoys more liberties than she does, Judy stages a revolt, including a tea-throwing Boston Tub Party, before a real-life crisis involving her brother Stink gives her a chance to prove her independence.