Judy has a mood for every occasion - bad moods, good moods, even back-to-school moods. But she has such fun putting together a me collage for her new teacher, that she nearly forgets to be moody at all. This book features Judy Moody, her little bother Stink, her best friend Rocky, and her pest friend Frank Pearl.

Judy's learning about the environment in class. When she hears about the threats to the rainforest and endangered species - not to mention her own family's poor recycling habits - Judy's soon in the mood to whip the planet into shape. She decides that her class needs a way to replace the trees they destroy for pencils.

Good moods, bad moods, can't-stand-Jessica-Finch moods - Judy Moody has a mood for every occasion. This time Judy's in a jealous mood - jealous of Jessica Finch, who has got her picture on the front page of the newspaper. So Judy sets off in pursuit of her own fame and fortune. But, she'd better watch out.

Judy Moody has a mood for every occasion and now, she has a mood ring to prove it. Judy's mood ring has Extra Special Powers, which have put Judy in a predicting mood. But when Judy wrongly predicts a 110 per cent result in her spelling test, she begins to think that all her predictions are fictions. She has one last chance to prove her abilities.

When Judy meets Tori, an English girl, at the Boston Tea Party ship, she learns that Tori enjoys far more liberties than she does, including her own phone, private loo, and lots of pocket money. So Judy embarks on a quest for more independence. But, when staging her own Boston tea party doesn't work, she is forced into retreat.

Judy Moody has a double! Amy Namey is exactly like Judy - same-same - and she's a member of the way-cool My-Name-Is-A-Poem Club. Judy is meant to be doing an Around-the-World class project with Rocky and Frank Pearl. But with so much time spent thinking about Amy, Judy's old friends start to feel left out.

Judy Moody has got the Moody Monday blues - until she finds out that her class' new project is on the amazing human body. That means skeletons, skulls, a hospital trip, lots of medical jokes and double trouble when Judy's friends trick her into thinking the class guinea pig has been cloned.

Stink is short, and he's shrinking. Every day he makes his moody older sister, Judy, measure him and he is always the same size. When one day he measures up shorter, Stink decides that the time has come to take some action. This book features comic strips about Stink and his larger-than-life adventures.

Stink puts his letter writing skills to the test when he complains about a jawbreaker that did not break his jaw - with surprising results. He gets sent a huge box full of sweets! But he's so intent on getting freebies that he forgets his best friend's birthday. No wonder Webster's stopped speaking to him.

Judy Moody is making a long list of presents, but all younger 'brother' Stink really wants for Christmas is snow. But it hasn't snowed in Virginia for more than a hundred years, so what are the chances? It looks like Stink will wake up to a very UN-merry Christmas until Judy steps in to make a Christmas miracle come true.

Stink's class is going on a field trip to the Gross-Me-Out exhibition at the science museum. There, he discovers that his nose has amazing sniffing abilities. Before long, he's set to go toe-to-toe in a stinky-sneaker contest. Will Stink's sneakers be foul enough to win the Golden Clothespin Award?