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Judy Moody and the not Bummer Summer DVD {Giveaway}

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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
clip_image004One 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.

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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!

Ramona and Beezuz
clip_image008The 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.

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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
clip_image012The 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.

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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
clip_image016Another Roald Dahl book to check out this fall is Matilda. The 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.

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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!

I can honestly say, that my Tween loves every single one of these books….. They are amazing series and wonderful for any Tween or even a bit younger to read…. we love them in our house. Amazon.com carries most, if not all, and even some are now available for Kindle or iPad applications….. Defiantly worth checking out for Christmas this year.

GIVEAWYA:
2 Lucky 2Boys+1Girl=OneCrazyMom readers will win their very own newly released Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer DVD.Be sure to enter our Giveaway below.

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I did not receive any compensation for posting this Giveaway; the winners will receive the product directly through the PR company; Facebook is not associated with this Giveaway and is hereby released from any and all liability.

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  3. My son’s two faves would be Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Diary of a Wimpy Kids: Roderick Rules. He actually re-reading them now and just watched both movies. LOL
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  17. Charlotte’s Web has always been a favorite of mine not just because it’s named after my name but it shows you that creepy spiders can be loveable too!! =) I love Dakota Fanning in movies! Also all the Scooby Doo movies! Flintstone movie!

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  24. I read these kinds of books when I was a child, and my kids read them now! I think they did a great job of adapting this book to a movie, which my kids LOVED!!! If you loved the movies, take a look at the new Blockbuster Movie Pass from DISH network. It’s where I work now, and with this new package, movies like Judy and Wimpy kid are available, alongside over 100,000 other titles!! You can get them through mail or streaming, and it comes in one easy package!! Movie fans check it out!

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  29. Stuart Little , Charlotte’s Web, and Ralph and the Motorcycle were fun books. All movies now, although Ralph and the Motorcycle movie is old and may be harder to put your hands on 🙂

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  33. For my son, it’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid. It’s the book that got him to “want” to read which is great! For myself, it’s The DaVinci Code, and I still love it!

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