Judy Moody is famous (Judy Moody is famous)

Judy Moody Became Famous, like Judy Moody was in a bad mood last time, is one of the series of books about Judy Moody. The protagonist of this series of books is Judy Moody, an eccentric American third-grade girl. The author of this book, Meighan macdonald, is a very famous and popular children's writer in America.

The last book in this series, Judy Moody is in a mood, has said that Judy Moody always has such a small mood, and this time, Judy's mood is jealousy. Judy Moody began to feel jealous when she learned that her classmate Jessica was on the front page of the newspaper. Yes, Jessica won the spelling bee, wore the queen bee's crown on her head, and the photo was in the newspaper. Everyone she knew knew about it. It's so enviable

Later, after learning that all her close friends and family members appeared in newspapers or TV news for various reasons, Judy Moody wanted to appear more strongly in newspapers and TV and become a celebrity.

How to become famous? Judy first thought of taking part in the spelling contest. She began to recite the dictionary, but soon found that it was too difficult for her to recite the spelling of words, so she had to give up.

Then Judy heard that her father wanted to have a garbage sale (garage sale, that is, selling second-hand old things she no longer needed in her garage), and Judy made up her mind again. Some rare old things can make people appear in newspapers and even on TV.

But there are no rare old things in Judy's house. After listening to the story that Washington cut down a cherry tree as a child, she used various methods to make the cherry stone she had just eaten old-fashioned, saying that it was picked from George Washington's cherry tree, and let each child spend 5 cents to have a look at it at the garage auction, and imagined that people in the newspaper would soon interview her and take pictures of her because of this 250-year-old cherry stone.

However, this carefully packaged cherry stone was swallowed as a "big M bean" by the little brother of the neighbor, and Judy's plan to become famous was also ruined.

After that, the pet trick contest rekindled Judy's hope of becoming famous, and brought her pet cat "Mouse" to participate in the competition, and finally the mouse won the second place. At the end of the game, a reporter did take a photo of the winning pet and pet owner, but while taking the photo, Mouse was jumping around and Judy was busy getting it. The photographer only captured one photo, which caused Judy to be photographed with only one elbow in the last photo that appeared in the newspaper. The careless reporter even misspelled her name and spelled it Judy Marty. So, the famous Judy is not happy this time.

Judy, who is famous for her elbow, is still trying to become famous. To this end, she also called the friends of Toad Urine Club to find a way together. The idea is to break the Guinness World Record and become famous. She decided to break the world record of "human centipede" and let her friends tie their shoelaces together and walk like caterpillars. In the experiment of "human centipede" walking, everyone accidentally lost their balance. Judy stepped on Frank's little finger, which caused Frank's little finger to be broken and injured.

While accompanying Frank to the hospital and waiting for the end of Frank's treatment in the children's activity room, Judy met Laura, a girl in a wheelchair. Laura said that she just had an operation and got a new heart. She can't walk yet. She has nothing to do in the hospital and is bored. Judy found some dolls in the cardboard box in the activity room, but they were all dirty and broken, and their heads and limbs were all broken. Judy stole these dirty and broken dolls when she left the hospital.

Judy cleaned up these dirty and broken dolls when she got home. As it happens, she has always had a hobby of collecting doll body parts and playing doctor's games. She fitted these broken dolls with proper heads or limbs, made uniform hospital clothes for them, wrapped the "injured dolls" with bandages, put on suspenders, put on plaster, put on band-AIDS, and so on. And give each doll a name and mark it on the body.

A few days later, Judy found the story reported in the newspaper. The news said "Doctor Ghost Doll attacked the hospital". A few days later, the hospital received a mysterious package. All the dolls were cleaned, mended, put on clean new clothes and received proper "treatment". On behalf of all children patients, the hospital staff thanked the anonymous donor, Dr. Ghost Doll, for his donation.

After watching the news, my brother Stink said it was like a superhero in his comic book. My mother said that people who do this are so considerate. My parents looked at Judy proudly and smiled (I guess my parents know Judy is the "ghost doll doctor").

This time, Judy really felt a sense of accomplishment. She decided in her mind that she would continue to collect old dolls in the future, and after cleaning, repairing, "treating" and renovating, she would donate them anonymously to the children who needed them in the hospital. Now she is really proud of herself.

After reading this story, I was deeply touched by Judy Moody's road to fame, that is, "You can't find a place to get it, and you don't have to work hard to get it." Judy deliberately pursued fame and even paid the price of her little friend's injury. Finally, by chance, she followed her hobbies and passions (collecting body parts of dolls, collecting band-AIDS, playing the role of doctor ...).

The moral of the story is actually very good, if nothing happens. Judy Moody has been pursuing fame from the beginning, following various external success criteria, such as winning the title of "Queen Bee" like Jessica, becoming the champion of spelling bees and various competitions, having rare collections in her hands, breaking the Guinness World Record, being able to appear in newspapers and TV, and so on. She pursues it very hard, even at the expense of lying and cheating.

However, while waiting in the hospital, sympathy for Laura, a wheelchair girl in the hospital, and her hobby of "treating" broken dolls led her (or she followed her inner hobby, enthusiasm and kind heart) to another direction that was more in line with her hobbies and nature.

She stole the broken dolls home, cleaned them and treated them. These things are not difficult for her at all. She always likes to play the game of being a doctor. Cleaning and mending this pile of dolls and making clothes for them is just like playing a game for her, and it is her favorite game, which is much easier than taking part in a spelling bee.

Moreover, in the final news report of the story, there is no photo of Judy's appearance, and even the news doesn't know who this "ghost doll doctor" is. However, thanks from hospital staff, affirmation from mom and dad, and brother's "superhero" theory made Judy Moody feel a sense of accomplishment. From this moment on, she no longer cares about any appearance photos, any well-known false name. ?

I think this is an important lesson in Judy Moody's life, and it can also give us a lot of inspiration. The outside world is so noisy, all kinds of rules, comparisons and rankings are chasing, but the real happiness and glory in life are often the unique and dazzling light that blooms after respecting and obeying the greatest enthusiasm and love in the heart.