11 Yankee Doodle Dandy

Yankee Doodle Dandy After all the excitement, Judy was feeling much too independent to do homework. She got out her Judy Moody Declaration of Independence. This was going straight into her scrapbook. Judy climbed up to her top bunk. She spread out all the stuff from her trip to Boston. In her scrapbook, she pasted, taped, glue-sticked, or Band-Aided all her souvenirs from Boston.

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Last but not least, she turned the page and pasted sugar packets with Ben Franklin sayings onto the page. And she made up a new one: If at first, your brother falls asleep on the bus ride, ride like Sybil and chase after him. The next day, the story of the not-so-midnight ride of Judy Moody was all over Virginia Dare

School. Listen, my children, and you shall hear How Judy Moody rode like Sybil and Paul Revere. Every time Stink told the story, it got a little wilder. Some heard she was chased by wild wolves. Some heard she was kidnapped by a garbage truck. Some heard she fell and broke her leg but kept on riding. Stink even made Judy a gold medal with a blue ribbon. After dinner that night, Judy climbed up to the top bunk to paste the ribbon into her scrapbook. The scrapbook was not there! As in G-O-N-E, gone! She looked under her reading pillow. She looked under lumps of covers and heaps of

stuffed animals. She looked under Mouse. Judy looked all around her room. The scrapbook was missing. The scrapbook was stolen! By Number One Scrapbook Thief, right here in the Moody house. "Stink!" Judy ran into his room. "I did not say you could take my scrapbook. Give it!" "I didn't take your scrapbook," said Stink. "After I saved your life and everything!" said Judy. "Robber! Stealer! Scrapbook-napper!" "Am not! I swear on Toady's life I didn't take it." "If you didn't take it, and I didn't lose it, that leaves Mouse. And Mouse can't read!" "Maybe Mom and Dad took it," Stink said. "Let's go ask." "Let's go spy," said Judy. Judy and Stink tiptoed down the stairs

without too many creaks. They slid across the floor without too many squeaks. They slunk past the living room, past the kitchen, to Mom's office. "Stink, you hold the flashlight. I'll look around." She pawed through the trash. She searched on top of the file cabinet and in the bookshelves. "Uh-oh!" Stink said. "Check it out!" A message was flashing across Mom's computer screen. It said: JUDY AND STINK, IF YOU ARE READING THIS, I KNOW YOU'RE IN HERE. READ THIS NOTE: XLOW UVVG ZIV MLG HDVVG.