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Your so pretty
You have accomplished many achievements in your career I want to learn from you thank you for inspiring us with great and funny books to read
Drear Judy I am reading your book and it made me laugh!
Judy you are a amazing writer,I hope you can write more amazing books!
Hi Judy i love your books alot your my favourite author
Hi Ms. Blume,
I am trying to find a copy of the Spanish version of your wonderful book Tales of a fourth grade nothing for one of my English Learner Student and haven’t had any luck.
The student’s classmates are reading the book in class and I am translating the book for her. I would love to have her read it on her own so she could engage fully with every marvelous detail. Book stores are saying that there are no more prints available in Spanish.
I would appreciate if your staff can give me a lead of where to purchase the Spanish version. I would like to purchase several copies to donate to the school where I work as an ELD Coordinator Aide.
Love your work and so does the student from Nicaragua.
Warm regards,
Delfina Scarborough
I am trying to find a copy of the Spanish version of your wonderful book Tales of a fourth grade nothing for one of my English Learner Student and haven’t had any luck.
The student’s classmates are reading the book in class and I am translating the book for her. I would love to have her read it on her own so she could engage fully with every marvelous detail. Book stores are saying that there are no more prints available in Spanish.
I would appreciate if your staff can give me a lead of where to purchase the Spanish version. I would like to purchase several copies to donate to the school where I work as an ELD Coordinator Aide.
Love your work and so does the student from Nicaragua.
Warm regards,
Delfina Scarborough
Dear Judy,
Your pivotal books normalized our experiences and taught us what to expect as we navigated, social, emotional, and physical changes. Our generation needs you once more. We are now going through menopause. Nobody has told us what to expect beyond hot flashes. Nobody has prepared us… It's as if the female body is a dirty secret that is swept under the rug. Our parents generation did not prepare us and even today, when I sought out therapies to return my hormonal levels to normal, I was offered anti-depressants. I do not suffer from depression. I am suffering from menopause. Yours was the trusted voice that guided my generation. We still need you.
Thank you for a lifetime of guidance and making it ok to be "us."
Connie
Your pivotal books normalized our experiences and taught us what to expect as we navigated, social, emotional, and physical changes. Our generation needs you once more. We are now going through menopause. Nobody has told us what to expect beyond hot flashes. Nobody has prepared us… It's as if the female body is a dirty secret that is swept under the rug. Our parents generation did not prepare us and even today, when I sought out therapies to return my hormonal levels to normal, I was offered anti-depressants. I do not suffer from depression. I am suffering from menopause. Yours was the trusted voice that guided my generation. We still need you.
Thank you for a lifetime of guidance and making it ok to be "us."
Connie
Hi Judy! I am a publisher of a new magazine in Scotch Plains, your hometown and I’d LOVE to feature you in an upcoming issue. I’ve been a huge fan of yours since I was a young girl and when I found out you used to live around the corner from me, I was absolutely ecstatic!! Please reach out through email to me!!!
Hi Judy it’s me Kylie I loved your book tales of a fourth grade nothing it was super funny the way that Sheila was chasing Peter and jimmy fargo telling them they had the cooties I hope you make a part 2 I love you and your books have an amazing day and keep up with your writing ps fudge is crazy 🤪 but anywho peace out hope you continue writing the series of TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE NOTHING!!!!!!!!!! Kylie.created Wednesday September 18 2024.
Dear Mrs. Blume,
My friend, Sarah, thinks it would be a good idea to write a sequel about Margaret’s life now. Is she menopausal? Is she still friends with the same girls? Did she go crazy like the rest of us?
Inquiring minds would love, “Are you there God, it’s Margaret again”
We love you Judy! 💖🫶🏼🦋
My friend, Sarah, thinks it would be a good idea to write a sequel about Margaret’s life now. Is she menopausal? Is she still friends with the same girls? Did she go crazy like the rest of us?
Inquiring minds would love, “Are you there God, it’s Margaret again”
We love you Judy! 💖🫶🏼🦋
Dear Judy,
I just wanted to say thank you 🥰 I was an avid reader of your work.
I read "Are you there, God? It's me, Margaret" in 1982. I was Margaret's age. I felt seen and understood. Tonight I just watched the film. My eyes filled up and the tears flowed. I still felt seen and understood retrospectively. It's a profound and rare gift. Thank you for being a critical part of my puberty.
Go well.
Warmly, Violet
I just wanted to say thank you 🥰 I was an avid reader of your work.
I read "Are you there, God? It's me, Margaret" in 1982. I was Margaret's age. I felt seen and understood. Tonight I just watched the film. My eyes filled up and the tears flowed. I still felt seen and understood retrospectively. It's a profound and rare gift. Thank you for being a critical part of my puberty.
Go well.
Warmly, Violet
Hello Ms. Blume!
I love love love your books. I am an READER and have been my entire life. My favorite book of all time is Are you there God its me Margaret. I am 37 years old and a mom of 6. This year I have the pleasure of homeschooling my (2) girls- Heather (10) and Kyliee (9). They are awesome and so fun. To start our year out, we read Blubber. They loved the book so much, I had to hide it to keep them from reading ahead! We used the novel to discuss antagonist, protagonist, static and dynamic characters and so much more. They could not get enough of it. We talked about it so much that my older son asked if he could read it next. Wendy, Jill and Linda really came alive. We are starting Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing next week. I know they will love it. (My son read it a few years ago - when he saw me pull out the book, he exclaimed, “Oh I love that book.”) Thank you for your amazing books! When you have time if you could please respond to my girls, Heather and Kyliee, I know it would make their day. Thanks so much 😊
I love love love your books. I am an READER and have been my entire life. My favorite book of all time is Are you there God its me Margaret. I am 37 years old and a mom of 6. This year I have the pleasure of homeschooling my (2) girls- Heather (10) and Kyliee (9). They are awesome and so fun. To start our year out, we read Blubber. They loved the book so much, I had to hide it to keep them from reading ahead! We used the novel to discuss antagonist, protagonist, static and dynamic characters and so much more. They could not get enough of it. We talked about it so much that my older son asked if he could read it next. Wendy, Jill and Linda really came alive. We are starting Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing next week. I know they will love it. (My son read it a few years ago - when he saw me pull out the book, he exclaimed, “Oh I love that book.”) Thank you for your amazing books! When you have time if you could please respond to my girls, Heather and Kyliee, I know it would make their day. Thanks so much 😊
why did dribble have to get eaten by fudge I want my money back I hate you.
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading Tales of Fonth Grade Nothing and it was the best. We loved it and my favorite chapter was when Fudge tries to be a bird.
From,
Armando
My class just finished reading Tales of Fonth Grade Nothing and it was the best. We loved it and my favorite chapter was when Fudge tries to be a bird.
From,
Armando
Dear Judy Blume,
My class finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. My favorite was Chapter 8 because Fudge got hired by Mr. Bigbsy. I think it's funny because Mr. Bigsby chose Fude over Peter. It was so funny and goofy. At last, Fudge rode the paddle bike.
From,
Matthew
My class finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. My favorite was Chapter 8 because Fudge got hired by Mr. Bigbsy. I think it's funny because Mr. Bigsby chose Fude over Peter. It was so funny and goofy. At last, Fudge rode the paddle bike.
From,
Matthew
Dear Judy,
I'm in fourth grade and my class read your book Tales Of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved your book- and I mean loved it! My favorite part was when Fudge ate Peters turtle.
Your fan,
Hope
I'm in fourth grade and my class read your book Tales Of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved your book- and I mean loved it! My favorite part was when Fudge ate Peters turtle.
Your fan,
Hope
Dear Judy Blume,
Our class just finshed Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was funny. My favorite part is when Fudge jumped off of the playset. It was sad when Fudge ate Dribble.
From,
Aiden
Our class just finshed Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was funny. My favorite part is when Fudge jumped off of the playset. It was sad when Fudge ate Dribble.
From,
Aiden
Dear Judy Blume,
I read Tales of a
Fourth Grade Nothing with my claasmates. I'm in fourth. My favorite chapter is the last one
when Peter gets a new dog
From,
Dawn
I read Tales of a
Fourth Grade Nothing with my claasmates. I'm in fourth. My favorite chapter is the last one
when Peter gets a new dog
From,
Dawn
Dear Judy Blume,
My class and I just read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious. I loved it. One of my favorite parts is when Fudge would not eat. Fudge's dad Mr. Hatcher said eat it or wear it and then Mr. Hatcher dumped the cereal on Fugde's head in the bathtub. I love that part. It is one of my favorite parts.
From your new fan,
Isla.
My class and I just read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious. I loved it. One of my favorite parts is when Fudge would not eat. Fudge's dad Mr. Hatcher said eat it or wear it and then Mr. Hatcher dumped the cereal on Fugde's head in the bathtub. I love that part. It is one of my favorite parts.
From your new fan,
Isla.
Dear Judy Blume,
My fourth grade class just finished Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. It was so funny when Fudge got cereal dumped on his head. Or when Fudge tried to fly.
From your new fan,
Matty
My fourth grade class just finished Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. It was so funny when Fudge got cereal dumped on his head. Or when Fudge tried to fly.
From your new fan,
Matty
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