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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled Judy Moody Goes to College about Judy, Chloe, Besides with the genre: Children's Books, Growing Up & Facts of Life.
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conversations.value: Judy dreads the idea of getting outside help with math, but she quickly changes her mind when she visits a local college to meet Chloe, her new tutor. Besides adopting a more positive attitude toward math, Judy quickly takes Chloe as her role model in fashion, decorating, and slang. Although the author occasionally pokes gentle fun at Judys imitation (and occasional misunderstanding) of college ways, theres no doubt where her sympathies lie. An appended glossary defines terms such as geck, roomie, rents, and sick-awesome. Pennedwith expression and verve, Reynolds ink drawings illustrate this amusing addition to the Judy Moody series. Grades 2-4. --Carolyn Phelan
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conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this story.
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conversations.value: Judy Moody Goes to College
  Judy Moody's new teacher put up a tent in the back of the room with a sign that said ATTITUDE TENT. Judy wondered what attitude they had to be in to get to go camping.
  And... Judy Moody's new teacher was cuckoo for candy. She gave out candy for good behavior to everybody (minus Judy, because she was in a mood). She even gave out candy for the right answers in math. Pretty soon, the whole class was going to have math cavities. Except for Judy.
  Today, Mrs. Grossman was talking about measure. Quarts and gallons and barrels and hogsheads. She tried to make it sound like math was a barrel of fun. But Judy, for one, did not give a pig's ear about hogsheads.
  Instead of listening, Judy played with her watch. Her brand-new, fancy-dancy, robin's-egg-blue, glow-in-the-dark Ask-a-Question Watch 5000, complete with predict-the-future answers and screen saver.
  Judy pressed some buttons. A night-light blinked. A dual-time button gave the time in TWO countries so a person did not have to wear two different watches.
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: There were drummers drumming and dancers dancing and people waving signs — all for peace. Chloe's friend Paul was one of the drummers. He let Judy make loads of noise on a bongo drum, and she got to Hula-hoop for peace and even tie-dye a shirt. On the front she drew a peace sign and wrote PEACE IS CRUCIAL.
  They waited for Judy's shirt to dry, but Chloe finally said, "This is as much fun as watching paint dry, huh? Let's check out the yoga tent."
  The yoga tent had a very peace-full attitude. Judy learned to make shapes with her arms and legs. She got to pretend to be a cat, a mountain, a chair, and a not-math triangle.
  Next stop: cafeteria. Judy ate one pancake with three colors of syrup, a salad from the NOT-teachers-only salad bar, and half of Chloe's burger, which was made of vegetables (minus eggplant). No lie!
  Chloe almost spit out her coffee. "It's Life Drawing. To be an artist, you have to learn to draw real life."
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: There were drummers drumming and dancers dancing and people waving signs — all for peace. Chloe's friend Paul was one of the drummers. He let Judy make loads of noise on a bongo drum, and she got to Hula-hoop for peace and even tie-dye a shirt. On the front she drew a peace sign and wrote PEACE IS CRUCIAL.
  They waited for Judy's shirt to dry, but Chloe finally said, "This is as much fun as watching paint dry, huh? Let's check out the yoga tent."
  The yoga tent had a very peace-full attitude. Judy learned to make shapes with her arms and legs. She got to pretend to be a cat, a mountain, a chair, and a not-math triangle.
  Next stop: cafeteria. Judy ate one pancake with three colors of syrup, a salad from the NOT-teachers-only salad bar, and half of Chloe's burger, which was made of vegetables (minus eggplant). No lie!
  Chloe almost spit out her coffee. "It's Life Drawing. To be an artist, you have to learn to draw real life.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last two paragraphs.
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conversations.value: She peered at the image in the camera. Next to her and all around her were Kate and Richard and Stink; Rocky, Frank, Jessica Finch, and the rest of Class 3T; Professor Todd and Chloe; even peeps Bethany Wigmore and Paul the Drummer.
  In the very center, right in front of her Not-Horrible-Mention painting, stood Judy herself, smiling from ear to ear.