Judy Moody Declares Independence
“She ran up the planks ahead of him. She climbed aboard the Beaver. The Boston Tea Party Ship!
“Is this a real ship?” Stink asked.
“It’s a real ship,” said a guy wearing a wig and dressed like Paul Revere. “But it’s not old, like the real Beaver. We built it to show what the Tea Party ship looked like.”
“Finally! Something NOT old!” said Stink.
Judy climbed some ropes. So did Stink. She tried out a hammock. So did Stink. She went down the ladder into the dark cargo hold. So did S...tink.
“Stink! How can I declare independence from you if you keep following me everywhere?”
Judy went back on deck. The Wig Guy was explaining about the guys who wore disguises, sneaked aboard ship after dark, and threw a million dollars worth of tea overboard.
“Who’d like to try throwing tea into Boston Harbor?”
Judy rushed to the front.MoreLess
“Is this a real ship?” Stink asked.
“It’s a real ship,” said a guy wearing a wig and dressed like Paul Revere. “But it’s not old, like the real Beaver. We built it to show what the Tea Party ship looked like.”
“Finally! Something NOT old!” said Stink.
Judy climbed some ropes. So did Stink. She tried out a hammock. So did Stink. She went down the ladder into the dark cargo hold. So did S...tink.
“Stink! How can I declare independence from you if you keep following me everywhere?”
Judy went back on deck. The Wig Guy was explaining about the guys who wore disguises, sneaked aboard ship after dark, and threw a million dollars worth of tea overboard.
“Who’d like to try throwing tea into Boston Harbor?”
Judy rushed to the front.MoreLess
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