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Dear Judy,<3 🙂
I read tales of a Fourth grade Nothing it was amazing will you make more books? Also you should make a book with peters dog turtle it would be so cool. I love you book tales of a Fourth grade Nothing I have only read one book but I think your the best Author. I am in grade 3 and I hope to be like you some day
Sincerely, Paislee

Dear Judy,

I enjoyed reading tales of a 4th
Grade nothing because it's the only one I have read so far.My favorite chapter is birthday bash because of fudge's friend Sam because my name is Sam.Dribble pay period is my favorite character and how old is your son and is Dribble real?

Sincerely your reader Sam

Hi Judy!
I am 10 turning 11 next month. I have read your Romana and Beezus books when I was youger and I loved them. I have just finished reading "Are you there God, it's me Margaret" I think it is a wonderful book. I kind of relate but in a opposite way. I didn't want to bloom as fast as I did. It's a pain trying to find out what your shoe size is every other month and learning that you have to change your bra size again.Your books have shown me a lot and I'm very glad to have found you.

One of your adoring readers,
Malena.

why were you married 3 TIMES WHY

Dear Judy, Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to writing! You have been one of my favorite authors for over 30 years! I have a life goal to meet you someday at a book signing! I'm sure things are super busy with the new movie coming out next month and I anxiously await to see it! If you do go on a book signing tour in the future how would I be able to receive information? Once again thank you for everything! You're my hero!

Hi Judy! I hope you are well. One of the teachers at the school that I work at in Manhattan just ordered tw of your books for her class. Being the Administrative Assistant at the school, I was the one ordering the books for her. I was so excited to mention to her that I used to work with your best friend at a school in Manhattan many years ago, who you based your book “Summer Sisters” on. Her eyes lit up, knowing I knew someone who knows you. I thought it would be wonderful if I could have you come in to speak to the students at the school that I currently work in. The students (and, of course the adults!) would absolutely love that!!

My favorite Judy Blume book is "Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great" because its about a girl who spends the summer in a new town and has to get over her fear of dogs.I also like how this book is adventurous and creative.Sheila likes to lie a lot and has to learn to tell the truth.Sheila also has to get over her fear of drowning.She takes a swimming test and passes.That is why this is my favorite Judy Blume book.

Sabrina

Dear Judy Blume,
I love,love,love all of your books but my most favorite was the Tales of 4th Grade Nothing because every time I read Tales Of 4th Grade Nothing I can relate to the story and it's funny!!!!!!!!!

Hello. My name is Ezra. Today I am going to tell you about my favorite Judy Blume book. My favorite book was "Tales of A Fourth Grade Nothing." I really like that book because of the crazy adventures (my favorite chapters were chapter 9, 10, and the school project + birthday party for fudge.) The story was very realistic and funny. I would read this forever if i could! Thank you for reading.

By: Ezra

Hi Judy,
I grew up in Bountiful, Utah in th 1970's. I was the youngest of four daughters raised by my single mother in an incredibly Mormon and conservative city.
My mother was smart and able and she did not think she could have children. She married my father and had my oldest sister. Her Mormon doctor told her she could not get pregnant while breastfeeding and so she had my next sister a year later. The same doctor gave her hormones that he said were birth control, but were not, and my third sister came a year and 2 days later. I was the last birth control failure.
My mom loved us and she read to us. She raised us --4 girls-- as a single mother with very little support.
One of my favorite memories of my mom was that she read to us a lot. She read us "Are You There God, It's Me Margaret". My sisters were hitting puberty,but as the youngest, I had not.
When my mom read us the masturbation scene, I went to bed thinking about my secret spot and I tried to find it. I told my mom the next morning that I had found my secret spot and it was on my left elbow.
I appreciate that she was willing to read us your books, embrace our sexuality as girls and women even though we were in the Mormon culture. I appreciate that you have helped girls and women find our own sexuality and helped us value ourselves.
I found my secret spot and I respect you and my mother for helping me feel that sexuality is not shameful. I grew up in poverty and without a father. I was raped and hurt multiple times. I think many girls in my situation where we did not have homes that were safe have had the same experience.
Your books helped me own my own sexual experences. I will always be grateful to you.
As a mother now I see myself as teenager and I am so sad I was in the positions where I was not respected, where I was hurt, and where I was poor and so open to predators.
Your books helped me feel that I was valuable and that my sexuality was not something that should be shameful.
I am very grateful to you.
Much love and gratitude,
Ali