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DVD Giveaway – JUDY MOODY AND THE NOT BUMMER SUMMER

I am thrilled to be included in this wonderful promotion.
Please take your time, and read the great
info below, sent to me, from ThinkJam.
Then dive right in, and enter for the
chance to win a copy of:
Judy+Moody

Score Some Major RARE Points and Snag

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Judy Moody & Other Fun Kids Films Inspired By Books
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment presents the continuation 
of summer fun and thrill points as 
JUDY MOODY AND THE NOT BUMMER SUMMER, 
the irresistible family comedy based on the best-selling book series, 
arrives on Blu-ray and DVD on October 11.
The first film adaptation of the beloved children’s book series, 
JUDY MOODY AND THE NOT BUMMER SUMMER, 
by Megan McDonald with illustrations by Peter H. Reynolds, 
is a delightfully, laugh-out-loud hilarious treat 
for adventure-loving kids, tweens and adults.
The school year may be in full swing, but that doesn’t mean 
that you can’t still take some time and relax with a good book! 
Here is a list of some of our favorite books 
that have been adapted for the silver screen that make for fun reading 
no matter what age you are – which of course will include our number one choice, 
Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer.
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID: RODERICK RULES
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One of our favorite reads is the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, 
which centers on 7th grader Greg, his social interactions, 
and life with his crazy family. Roderick Rules is about something 
many people can relate to: 
struggling to get along with a sibling.
*****
HARRY POTTER
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To some kids, and adults, the Harry Potter books
are an essential part of their life long reading experience. 
From Sorcerer’s Stone to The Deathly Hallows
the Harry Potter franchise
 is something of a legend. 
If you’re one of the few that hasn’t read these books, 
make sure to check them out this fall!
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RAMONA AND BEEZUS
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The Ramona and Beezus book series follows the lives of Ramona 
and her family in portland, Oregon. 
The popular series began in the 1950’s, 
and its most recently written book, Ramona’s World 
was published in 1999. 
Even though the first book in the series is over 60 years old,
 the series remains popular to this day.
*****
R.L STINE’S GOOSEBUMPS
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Looking for an excuse to cuddle up with a good book? 
Pick up R.L. Stine’s chilling Goosebumps series. 
This book series has been giving kids the heeby geebies for years, 
and it’s sure to make you hide under the covers this autumn!
*****
JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH
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The beloved classic James and the Giant Peach 
has provided much joy for many children. 
Author Roald Dahl (who wrote many other fantastic children’s books, 
some of which have also been made into films) 
will take you on a journey of adventure and friendship, 
which is the perfect escape from homework or a rainy day.
*****
HOLES
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In  Louie Sachar’s Holes, follow Stanley and his friends 
as part of a juvenile detention center, 
while they dig holes in a wasteland of heat and sunburns. 
Together they improve their characters as young men, 
but not before embarking on a wild adventure in the desert 
that will leave you cheering for all of them.
*****
MATILDA
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Another Roald Dahl book to check out this fall is Matilda. T
he classic story of a gifted four year old with really terrible parents 
will have you rooting for her success at becoming a happy, normal little girl. 
It will also most likely make you grateful for your family and their love.
*****
JUDY MOODY
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Megan McDonald’s Judy Moody series is one of our favorites, 
no matter what the season! 
The series follows the adventures of a hilarious third grader 
and her family and friends. 
Judy’s self-exploration and fun projects are enjoyable
 for everyone to read, 
and they might just give you some crafty ideas 
of your own to test out!



0 thoughts on “DVD Giveaway – JUDY MOODY AND THE NOT BUMMER SUMMER

  • The movie looked great, but sadly we missed it in theaters. These are all great kids books that line out shelves. Thank you for the giveaway!

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  • Pauline

    Thank you for the great giveaway – (emscout9 at Hotmail dot com)

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  • I am in school to be a teacher, and grew up on many of the mentioned books! I will ALWAYS take books over movies, but it is increasingly difficult to prevent kids from doing the opposite…lol. If you missed Judy Moody, Captain America etc. in the theatres, take a look at DISH Network's new Blockbuster Movie Pass. I work for DISH during school, and love that with the BBMP I can now get over 100,000 movie, show and game titles, as well as an additional 20 channels for my TV subscription. With such a variety, parents can make sure their kids, when they watch TV or movies, are getting high quality entertainment!!

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