Buy Book "Judy Moody predicts the future. Book 4" in Ukrainian

This is our favorite series, we’ve collected almost everything, and it’s good for girls aged 7 to 9. This one is about a funny girl who is an inventor.

Megan McDonald never ceases to amaze her young readers with new stories about Judy Moody, a restless girl with a difficult character. This energetic third-grader is constantly generating new ideas, cracking jokes, getting into trouble, but also getting out of them just as easily, drawing useful conclusions for herself.

This time, Judy Moody has a fascination with the magical and unexplainable. She gutted a whole bunch of cereal boxes to finally find the prize – a mood ring (you put it on your finger and it tells you what mood you’re in today). And Judy was so enthusiastic about it that she decided she now had extraordinary psychic powers and could read other people’s minds and predict the future. And she didn’t have to study anymore, and she didn’t have to study for a test, because when you sleep on a dictionary, new knowledge just jumps into your head. So why bother with homework? But it’s not that simple, and the new method didn’t work, so Judy rolled up her sleeves and is going to prove to everyone that she is not Madame Loser.

A wonderful series of books, which currently includes eight volumes, about a cheerful and positive main character, a girl named Judy Moody. The author of this series of books is a contemporary American children’s writer Megan McDonald.

This volume is called “Judy Moody Sees the Future” and is the fourth book in this series, but the volumes can be read out of order, because each volume describes different adventures that happen to Judy Moody. This volume deals with mystical themes, because Judy Moody decided that she had a talent for predicting some important events. It was very interesting to watch Judy’s adventures and how she made predictions using various magical objects, but in fact Judy proved herself to be a good psychologist, because the ability to carefully observe and make correct predictions about what might happen next is inherent in professional psychologists. By the way, there are many humorous moments in the novel that will certainly cheer you up.

At first glance, given that the main character is a girl, the book is aimed at girls, but our son, a second grader, really enjoys reading about Judy Moody’s life, which makes us happy, especially since he reads the books on his own (the books are small, large print and have funny black and white illustrations on almost every page).

Megan MacDonald is a great writer. With her Judy Moody stories, she just infects everyone who reads her books with her positivity and cheerfulness.

I am an elementary school teacher. The children are always fascinated and listen with interest to the funny stories about the adventures of a little girl. And as for me, this is the best literature for children of school and preschool age. The book is simple, straightforward, no nonsense, and as it should be, with a moral. I, as an educator, would buy it for my child if I had one.

The book teaches children to be friendly, to share, not to hurt the weak, not to reciprocate wrongs with evil, not to take revenge. And at the same time shows how important it is to be open to new things, childishly open-minded, a little naive. For my taste, the book is great. Very good for independent extracurricular reading. Again, I’m an elementary school teacher, and I recommend Megan McDonald’s books, the whole Judy Moody series, among others, to my students’ list of recommended reading for the vacations. She is a true wonder.