judy moody and stink: the wishbone wish chapter sampler

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Books about Judy Moody and Stink

y Megan McDona , i ustrate y Peter H. Reyno s

Judy Moody & Stink: The Holly Joliday

Judy Moody & Stink: The Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Treasure Hunt

Judy Moody & Stink: The Big Bad Blackout

Judy Moody Judy Moody Gets Famous!

Judy Moody Saves the World!

Judy Moody Predicts the Future

Judy Moody, M.D.: The Doctor Is In!

Judy Moody Declares Independence

Judy Moody Around the World in 8½ Days

Judy Moody Goes to College

Judy Moody, Girl Detective

Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer

Ju y Moo y an t e Ba Luc C arm

Judy Moody, Mood Martian

Stink: The Incredible Shrinking Kid

Stink and the Incredible Super-Galactic Jawbreaker

Stink and the World’s Worst Super-Stinky Sneakers Stink and the Great Guinea Pig Express

Stin : So ar System Super ero

Stink and the Ultimate Thumb-Wrestling Smackdown

Stink and the Midnight Zombie Walk

Stink and the Freaky Frog Freakout

Stink and the Shark Sleepover


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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are eitherproducts of the author’s imagination or, if real, are used fictitiously.

Text copyright © 2015 by Megan McDonaldIllustrations copyright © 2015 by Peter H. Reynolds

Judy Moody font copyright © 2003 by Peter H. Reynolds

Judy Moody®. Judy Moody is a registered trademarkof Candlewick Press, Inc.

Stink®. Stink is a registered trademark of Candlewick Press, Inc.

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, transmitted,or stored in an information retrieval system in any form or by any means,graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, taping, and

recording, without prior written permission from the publisher.

First edition 2015

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 2014949723ISBN 978-0-7636-7206-5

15 16 17 18 19 20 CCP 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1Printed in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

This book was typeset in Stone Informal and Judy Moody.The illustrations were created digitally.

Candlewick Press99 Dover Street

Somerville, Massachusetts 02144

visit us at www.candlewick.com


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For my amily. .

To Elizabeth Nicholson. H. R.


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ishbone ishes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ossy c ossy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

eace Treaty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Flying Turkey Gizzards . . . . . . . . . .55Mary Had a Li e iggy . . . . . . . . . 5

Freaky Frozen Football . . . . . . . . . . . 89

The First Thanksgiving . . . . . . . . . 1 3


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ary a a it-t e am , it-t e am , it-t e

lamb . . .”

Ju y Moo y sang as s e searc e

er c oset up, own, an si eways. S e

oo e in t e irty c ot es pi e. P.U. S e

looked behind board games. She looked

un er Mouse t e cat. S e oun er acorn

co ection, er Popsic e-stic co ection,

and her wishbone collection.

But no Pilgrim costume.W ere is it, Mouse Ju y s cat stuc

er paw un er t e ean ag c air. Ju y


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reac e in a ter er an pu e out an

apron str ng.Eure a Mouse, you re a genius

T ere, in a its o -timey ac -an -w ite

glory, was her Pilgrim costume. Long

dress? Check. Apron? Check. Pilgrim hat?

C ec . S oes Easy-peasy. S e cou ma e

square uc es out o uct tape an attac

them to her sneakers. Under her dress, she

wou wear er yoga-not-yogurt pants

wit t e go- aster stripes

Ju y cou not wait. On y ive more

days until TTT. Triple T! Turkey-Trot Time.

As in T an sgiving T is year, s e, Ju y

Moo y, was going to win t e Tur ey Trotrace. For sure and absolute positive.

Let the countdown begin.


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k k k

Ju y trie er Pi grim costume on overher clothes to make sure it still fit. She ran

downstairs to get the duct tape.

Stin was ma ing a map wit . . . itty

itter Is t at — as e Ju y. Never

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It s my esert a itat, sai Stin .

“You can’t tell because it doesn’t haveany cactuses or Gi a monsters yet. He

oo e up. W y are you resse i e a

Pilgrim?”

“I’m not a Pilgrim,” said Judy.

T en w y are you resse i e a gir

Pau Revere

“You mean Sybil Ludington? I’m not

er eit er.

Virginia Dare Stin as e .

Guess again. Ju y spun aroun in

her dress. “I’m Sarah Josepha Hale.” She

pronounce eac wor wit importance.

Sara Josep a w o“Sarah Josepha Hale, inventor of

Thanksgiving.”


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Na -u . My teac er sai t at t e

Wampanoag people were the inventorso T an sgiving or somet ing.

T at was t e irst T an sgiving, Stin .

But then everybody forgot about it for

like two hundred and forty-some years. It

ma e Sara Josep a Ha e oi ing ma .

So guess w at S e wrote a etter to t e

president and told him that Thanksgiving

s ou e a o i ay. An guess w at t at

Zac ary Tay or sai

Yes won ere Stin .

“N-O. For thirty-eight whole years she

wrote etters. Mi ar Fi more sai no.

Fran in Pierce sai no. James Buc anansaid no.”


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Bummer, sai Stin . T at s a ot o

no.”T en in 18 3, s e wrote a etter to

Presi ent A ra am Linco n te ing im

that everybody should eat turkey and give

thanks and celebrate Thanksgiving. He

istene an agree to ma e a T urs ay

in Novem er a o i ay. So, see Wit out

Sarah Josepha Hale, there would be no

T an sgiving.

W oa, sai Stin . How come I never

ear o er

“For your information, she also wrote

Mary Ha a Litt e Lam , Stin .

You mean Mary Ha a Litt e ur ey He cracked himself up.


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T is T an sgiving, I m going to e

thankful for Sarah Josepha Hale. Whatare you t an u or, Stin

I m t an u your ig ong story is

over,” said Stink. He turned back to his

kitty-litter map.

Don t you want to now w y I m

resse i e er Ju y as e .

“Do I have to?” asked Stink.

“It’s for Gobblers-a-Go-Go. You know,

t e estiva t ey ave at sc oo on

T an sgiving every year. We a ways

miss it because we’re at Grandma Lou’s.

I egge Mom an Da to eave or

Gran ma Lou s ter t e estiva . So guesswhat. This year, we get to a-go-go!” Judy

cracked herself up.


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Go ers-a-Go-Go Stin sai . Mrs.

D. says they have footraces and relayraces an a costume para e an a petting

zoo an a ca ewa , on y it s wit pie —

“Don’t forget the Turkey Trot, too. It’s

a half-mile fun run. We get to wear

crazy costumes. Fran is going to e

Fran enstein, o course, an Roc y is

going to be a blob of slime, and I’m going

to e — ta a — Sara Josep a Ha e.

I want to run or un, too. I e

W at s-His-Name, t e irst astronaut to

walk on the moon.”

Nei Armstrong W y

He ate tur ey othe moon. Freeze-dried

turkey.”


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Weir , sai Ju y. But guess w at

else. The winner wins a for-real Thanks-giving tur ey. No ie. I a rea y ca e

Gran ma Lou an to er not to uy a

turkey this year.”

“Not even a backup turkey?” asked

Stin . Just in case you on t win

I win. I ve een training or wee s.

I ran around the block a million times. I

ran in p ace every ay on t e p aygroun

at recess. An I ve een eating super-

ea t y stu so I e in tip-top s ape.

No sugar. No junk food. And guess what

e se. I even gave up raisins.

But you ate raisins —“The point is, you have to prepare,

Stink,” said Judy. “And think positive.”


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I m pos t ve t at Gran ma Lou s ou

get another turkey.”No way.

Not even reeze- rie , man-on-t e-

moon turkey?” Stink asked.

“Not even,” said Judy.

I ope Gran ma Lou as ots an

ots o cran erries, sai Stin . Or we re

going to starve like Pilgrims.”

Hey, I ave an i ea. Ju y ran upstairs

an came ac wit a s oe ox.

S oes as e Stin .

“Wishbones,” said Judy. “It’s my col-

ection. I ve een saving t e wis ones

rom t e tur eys at T an sgiving ansometimes Christmas.”

“And we get to make a wish?” asked


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Stin . He pic e up t e iggest V-s ape

brown bone of the bunch. “I bet this isa T. rex wis one. Or I et it cou e a

ve ociraptor urcu a.

“ -what-huh?”

“From a dinosaur.

Dinosaur wis one.

Get rea , Stin .

dinosaur wishbone

wou e as ig as a

ouse. Ju y gra e

it ac . Anyway, t at s my est one.

Turkey wishbones only come about once

or twice a year. Here, use t is one. S e

an e Stin a pa e wis one.Stink looked at the measly little bone.

“But it’s so puny.”


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So It s a c ic en wis one.

“Who ever heard of a chicken wish-one You can t wis on a c ic en. No

way wi your wis come true.

“Yes, it will. Let’s think of a wish. I

know! Let’s both wish that I win the Turkey

Trot. T at way I e ou e-sure to win

t e T an sgiving tur ey.

“But a wish has to be a secret. My wish

won’t work if you know what it is.”

Fine, sai Ju y. Go a ea . Starve

i e t e Pi grims.

Judy held one end of the wishbone.

Stin e t e ot er. T ey ot squeeze

t eir eyes s ut, ma e a wis , an pu e .Snap!

The wishbone broke in half. Judy


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opene er eyes. S e e up t e igger

a . I win sai Ju y, grinning rom ear

o ear.“Lousy chicken wishbone,” said Stink.

I new my wis wou n t come true.


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It oesn t matter, Stin . We wis e or

the same thing. Right?” Stink dug his toeinto t e rug. Rig t s e as e again.

Stin i n t answer.

“Never mind,” said Judy. “ won the

wish, so Turkey Trot, here I come!”


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Judy Moody and Stink: The Wishbone WishMegan McDonald

illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds

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