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Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished the Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved how funny it was. For example when Fudge got out Peter's old picture dictionary when the Yarbys just got him the same exact one. Can you please make one about the baby that is coming?
From,
Dekker
My class just finished the Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved how funny it was. For example when Fudge got out Peter's old picture dictionary when the Yarbys just got him the same exact one. Can you please make one about the baby that is coming?
From,
Dekker
Dear mrs.blume
My class just finished Tales of a Forth Grade Nothing. It was so funny! My favorate part was the toddle bike. My favorate character was Peter. (Aka what fudge calls him) Peta
Yor new fan!
Caden
My class just finished Tales of a Forth Grade Nothing. It was so funny! My favorate part was the toddle bike. My favorate character was Peter. (Aka what fudge calls him) Peta
Yor new fan!
Caden
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing and I loved it. My favorite part was when Fudge had his birthday party I can not wait to read more of your books!
from your new fan,
Avery
My class just finished reading Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing and I loved it. My favorite part was when Fudge had his birthday party I can not wait to read more of your books!
from your new fan,
Avery
Dear Judy blume,
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.
I really liked the book. It was funny. My favorite character was Fudge.
your new fan,
Cormac
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.
I really liked the book. It was funny. My favorite character was Fudge.
your new fan,
Cormac
Dear Judy Blume,
My class finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.It was so funny and amazing!! Fudge and Peter are so funny. I also love the part of the book where Fudge lost his two front teeth. I can't wait to read every Peter and Fudge book.
Your new be fan,
Emberlee
My class finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.It was so funny and amazing!! Fudge and Peter are so funny. I also love the part of the book where Fudge lost his two front teeth. I can't wait to read every Peter and Fudge book.
Your new be fan,
Emberlee
Dear Judy Blume,
My class and I just finished Tales of a Fouth Grade Nothing and I loved it. My favorite charactor was Fudge and also Sheila. I can't wait to read another one of your books!
From,
Rylin
My class and I just finished Tales of a Fouth Grade Nothing and I loved it. My favorite charactor was Fudge and also Sheila. I can't wait to read another one of your books!
From,
Rylin
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved it! What i loved about it was that Fudge always had very funny moments. For an example he cut off his hair! I also liked it because Sheila was very bossy to Jimmy and Peter. For example she told them what to do during the project. I loved this book and hope to read more!
Sincerely,
Scarlett
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved it! What i loved about it was that Fudge always had very funny moments. For an example he cut off his hair! I also liked it because Sheila was very bossy to Jimmy and Peter. For example she told them what to do during the project. I loved this book and hope to read more!
Sincerely,
Scarlett
Dear Mrs. Blume,
My class just finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I thought it was very interesting and exciting. I was wondering if you could make a book named Rock Dogs. I thought the dogs could play music and save the world.
From,
Grant
My class just finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I thought it was very interesting and exciting. I was wondering if you could make a book named Rock Dogs. I thought the dogs could play music and save the world.
From,
Grant
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished Tales Of A Fouth grade Nothing. It was amazing! I cant wait to read another book of youres! Write more please.
Fome,
Jace
My class just finished Tales Of A Fouth grade Nothing. It was amazing! I cant wait to read another book of youres! Write more please.
Fome,
Jace
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading the Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved how funny it was. for example I loved when Fudge brought out Peters old picture dictionary when the yarbys just got him the exact same one. Can you please make another book about the new baby thats coming.
From:
Dekker
My class just finished reading the Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved how funny it was. for example I loved when Fudge brought out Peters old picture dictionary when the yarbys just got him the exact same one. Can you please make another book about the new baby thats coming.
From:
Dekker
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. My favorite character is Sheila. Fudge was so super funny he made me laugh every time he said somthing. I cannot wait to read the sequel. I want to become an author one day.
With lots of love,
Norah
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. My favorite character is Sheila. Fudge was so super funny he made me laugh every time he said somthing. I cannot wait to read the sequel. I want to become an author one day.
With lots of love,
Norah
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finnished Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. It was so funny! My favorite part was when Fudge ate dribble. My favorite character is Fudge because he is so funny. My favorite word he says is peeta Its very funny! and im so excited to read a nother book of yours!
From: Macie
My class just finnished Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. It was so funny! My favorite part was when Fudge ate dribble. My favorite character is Fudge because he is so funny. My favorite word he says is peeta Its very funny! and im so excited to read a nother book of yours!
From: Macie
Hey i've never really done this before but i just finished forever and i fealt like i needed too. I wish i had found out about your books sooner. I now want to read everyone of them. I was astonished to find out forever was written in 1975 for context my dad would have been 4 when that came out and still its still so resounding today, I thought you must have written this book just a few years ago cuz apart from the letters towards the end of the book i couldn't tell that this was set in the 90's.I think one of the reasons i really loved it is because something like what happned in the book happned to me in real life and the book was so true to the experiance. YOur writing is great and i think it is because your so honest and smart. When i grow up i promise you if i do have children they would grow up reading your books too.
Dear Judy Blume,
I really like your books and I you are the reason I want to be an author. I live in Boston so I can not meet you, but I think writing this is similar. How do you get your amazing ideas? If I become an author, I want to write books similar to yours. Thank you for writing books that make me feel understood. My favorite book of yours is probably Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. I am in fifth grade and plan to read all of your books by the time I am a teen. Again, thank you for being a very big inspiration for me.
I really like your books and I you are the reason I want to be an author. I live in Boston so I can not meet you, but I think writing this is similar. How do you get your amazing ideas? If I become an author, I want to write books similar to yours. Thank you for writing books that make me feel understood. My favorite book of yours is probably Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. I am in fifth grade and plan to read all of your books by the time I am a teen. Again, thank you for being a very big inspiration for me.
Would love for you to write a poig nant book about Tourette Syndrome and the thirst for adventure in the desert lights of Vegas. I have Tourette Syndrome, love Vegas, and would be thrilled to see some of myself in a book 📖 by you! My snail 🐌 mail XXXX
Thanks for standing against bans. 10 years ago I made a thank you video for a high school class near Denver protesting bans Thought you’d enjoy forbiddenworldhistory. net
I’m author of a world history that I spent more than 20 years researching
I’m author of a world history that I spent more than 20 years researching
Thank you for standing against bans. 10 years ago I made a thank you video to a class near Denver protesting bans. Thought you’d enjoy forbiddenworldhistory.net. and this matters to me most- I wrote The Forbidden History of the World.
I have an 8 year old stepson who recently moved from Korea. Trying to teach him the love of reading. He, unfortunately, has his very own "Fudge" in his life his younger brother of almost 4. So, I started Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing with him to show him that reading isn't just about stories where stuff happens; we can read about other experiences to empathize as well as our own to feel less alone.
It did not take very long for my stepson to empathize with Peter Hatcher. We both had to put the book down after Chapter 3 because it was giving us PTSD, haha.
I read it years ago, and I guess it stuck with me in that I remembered it to share with my stepson. I don't recall everything, and reading the book as a dad is certainly different. I know what happens to Dribble, so I'm curious how he will react. Anyway, I've read a good amount of Judy Blume in my youth, so thank you for everything in the past, but also I am thankful that your books are still finding ways to enrich my life.
PS: I also had a weird time in my late 30s when I was reading Tiger Eyes and Command and Control, but that's neither here nor there.
It did not take very long for my stepson to empathize with Peter Hatcher. We both had to put the book down after Chapter 3 because it was giving us PTSD, haha.
I read it years ago, and I guess it stuck with me in that I remembered it to share with my stepson. I don't recall everything, and reading the book as a dad is certainly different. I know what happens to Dribble, so I'm curious how he will react. Anyway, I've read a good amount of Judy Blume in my youth, so thank you for everything in the past, but also I am thankful that your books are still finding ways to enrich my life.
PS: I also had a weird time in my late 30s when I was reading Tiger Eyes and Command and Control, but that's neither here nor there.
Hello, Ms. Blume!
I'm currently listening the audiobook titled Judy by Mark Oppenheimer. I hope this biography was sanctioned by you.
I am 54 now. But, once upon a time Are You There God, It's Me, Margaret was my best friend. I think it may very well have kept me going through a pretty rough period. And, as a voracious reader, I have read all your books. I was so delighted when I found out there we books for adults too.
Anyway, I just wanted to thank you for the comfort and hope I so needed when I was a little girl, and for all of your stories since. My reading experiences were better because your stories were a part of them.
Thanks again,
Shirley Morgan
I'm currently listening the audiobook titled Judy by Mark Oppenheimer. I hope this biography was sanctioned by you.
I am 54 now. But, once upon a time Are You There God, It's Me, Margaret was my best friend. I think it may very well have kept me going through a pretty rough period. And, as a voracious reader, I have read all your books. I was so delighted when I found out there we books for adults too.
Anyway, I just wanted to thank you for the comfort and hope I so needed when I was a little girl, and for all of your stories since. My reading experiences were better because your stories were a part of them.
Thanks again,
Shirley Morgan
Dear Judy,
I am in 6th grade now and I have read every book in your series The Pain And The Great One and I have also read Are You There God? Its Me Margret. I want to read every single one of your middle grade books and I really love to read. I read the descriptions of all the books and I think that they seem interesting. I love realistic fiction books and your books changed my life when I read samples of them. my parents are divorced and I have an annoying little brother. I have a few close friends and I feel like the rest are fake. I can't wait to read your books. I have had a crush on a boy named Andrew who was in my 4th grade class and I'm pretty sure he also likes me. my friends emailed him and told me I should tell him on the first day of school so I said ok. he doesn't respond to emails and he's gonna be on my bus. I am really nervous and excited at the same time and so yeah.I am a huge fan of your work and I just wanted to let you know that. from,
K
I am in 6th grade now and I have read every book in your series The Pain And The Great One and I have also read Are You There God? Its Me Margret. I want to read every single one of your middle grade books and I really love to read. I read the descriptions of all the books and I think that they seem interesting. I love realistic fiction books and your books changed my life when I read samples of them. my parents are divorced and I have an annoying little brother. I have a few close friends and I feel like the rest are fake. I can't wait to read your books. I have had a crush on a boy named Andrew who was in my 4th grade class and I'm pretty sure he also likes me. my friends emailed him and told me I should tell him on the first day of school so I said ok. he doesn't respond to emails and he's gonna be on my bus. I am really nervous and excited at the same time and so yeah.I am a huge fan of your work and I just wanted to let you know that. from,
K
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