But before Judy can put her thrill points contest into motion, best pal Rocky (Garrett Ryan) is off to circus camp. That’s a thrill-point victory all by itself.

Megan McDonald’s third-grade spitfire Judy Moody makes her moody leap from the page to the big screen with much of the spit, if not her fire, intact. “Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer ...

Judy is planning "the most super-duper, double-rare summer vacation ever with best friends Rocky and Amy." However, things don't always go as planned, and it just so happens that her two best ...

Megan McDonald’s third-grade spitfire Judy Moody makes her moody leap from the page to the big screen with much of the spit, if not her fire, intact. “Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer ...

Judy Moody’s spirited personality and tomboy verve have made the fictional third grader a staple with the elementary school set. Former librarian Megan McDonald has published nine books about ...

About halfway through Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer, a bouncy house inexplicably gets attached to the back wheel of a station wagon. The vehicle thunders down a side street, castle in tow ...

Judy imagines her perfect summer and unfortunately, like often in life, things do not go quite as planned. She is planning a summer for the ages with her besties Rocky and Amy who have other ...

Children's book author Megan McDonald's character Judy Moody has been brought to life for a new movie called "Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer" starring actress Jordana Beatty and opening ...

Megan McDonald’s third-grade spitfire Judy Moody makes her moody leap from the page to the big screen with much of the spit, if not her fire, intact. “Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer ...

Judy Moody is one cute kid: quirky, creative and adventurous, her bright face framed with a tangle of red hair. As Pippi Longstocking proved more than 65 years ago, carrot-topped pistols make fine ...

Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer Pic strives to capture the insouciance of Megan McDonald's popular book series but overshoots its comedic potential.