Reviewed by Sara B. (age 9)
My favorite part is when Judy fakes finding a pit belonging to George Washington. I loved this book because it teaches you lessons on what is important in life. This book is all drama and adventure and that’s what Judy’s all about. This author makes the story feel like it is really happening. I understand how Judy feels. When I got my science question posted in my local newspaper I was so proud and excited. But unlike Judy, my friends and I are lucky, because we all get a chance to be in the newspaper.
I recommend this book to kids who love adventure and drama, lots of drama. This book is 126 pages long, but it’s worth it. It is number two in the series. If you like it, then read it, and I’m sure you will love it. This book is probably a good read for kids ages 7-10.