Judy learns what a bucket list is after finding one in her grandmother's purse. She is immediately inspired to start her own list of things she wants to do before 4th grade and she wastes no time getting started.
Just then finds herself though, questioning what will happen if Grandma crosses all her items of...will she kick the bucket?
Great beginning chapter book for young readers

I liked this book because of the plot, the character development and the point of view. I liked the plot of this book because Judy created a bucket list. She wanted to cross everything off her bucket list before 4th grade. Judy had a hard time doing a cartwheel, and at the end of the story when the climax happened, Judy was able to do a cartwheel after she had helped her grandma finish her bucket list. I loved how Judy was able to finally do a cartwheel because she kept trying and trying throughout the book. I also enjoyed the development of Judy in the story. The author had Judy cross off her fear of going into one of the rooms in her grandma's basement. I felt connected to the character in a way because I know what it is like to face a fear as well. I also enjoyed the first person point of view. Judy is a child and when you read these books, you're really getting into the head of a young child. Its interesting and humorous to read how they think and talk. I especially loved the little spats between her and her brother. The Big picture of this story is that if you put your mind to a task, you can accomplish it by marching to the beat of your own drum. ( )