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963 entries.
Dear Judy Blume.
My class just Reading Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. You are better than the other book writers. I read all your books over the summer. Fudge is really funny. Can you make a new book?
Your number one fan,
Jace
My class just Reading Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. You are better than the other book writers. I read all your books over the summer. Fudge is really funny. Can you make a new book?
Your number one fan,
Jace
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious! My favorite part was when Fudge ate Dribble. I was laughing so much.
From,
Cooper
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious! My favorite part was when Fudge ate Dribble. I was laughing so much.
From,
Cooper
Dear Judy Blume,
Me and my classmates just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was so funny. Me and my classmates loved it so much. My favorite part was when Fudge said eat it or wear it.
Your new fan,
Ruby
Me and my classmates just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was so funny. Me and my classmates loved it so much. My favorite part was when Fudge said eat it or wear it.
Your new fan,
Ruby
Dear Judy Blume,
My class is in fourth grade and we just finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious! My favorite part was when Fudge tried to fly off of the jungle gym. I also feel bad for Peter when he got yelled at by Mrs. Hatcher. I also LOVED the part that Fudge tried to touch the bears at the movie theater.
Your biggest fan,
Kye
My class is in fourth grade and we just finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious! My favorite part was when Fudge tried to fly off of the jungle gym. I also feel bad for Peter when he got yelled at by Mrs. Hatcher. I also LOVED the part that Fudge tried to touch the bears at the movie theater.
Your biggest fan,
Kye
DearJudy Blume,
My class just finished Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. My favorite part is when Fudge tried to fly. It was super funny. You are the best writer.
Your new fan,
Katelyn
My class just finished Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. My favorite part is when Fudge tried to fly. It was super funny. You are the best writer.
Your new fan,
Katelyn
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished Tales Of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was so funny. You are one of my favorite authors of all time. My favorite part of the book was on the very last chapter when Fudge ate Dribble and when Mr. Hatcher gave Peter a puppy.
Your new fan,
Ronan
My class just finished Tales Of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was so funny. You are one of my favorite authors of all time. My favorite part of the book was on the very last chapter when Fudge ate Dribble and when Mr. Hatcher gave Peter a puppy.
Your new fan,
Ronan
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and I LOVED it so much. My brother gave me some of the other books. I hope they will be good and I bet they will be.
Your new fan,
Kara
My class just finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and I LOVED it so much. My brother gave me some of the other books. I hope they will be good and I bet they will be.
Your new fan,
Kara
Dear Judy Blum,
I am in fourth grade, my class just finished Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious! My favorite part was when Fudge ate the turtle and when Fudge tried to fly like a bird.
Your new fan,
Kylynn
I am in fourth grade, my class just finished Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious! My favorite part was when Fudge ate the turtle and when Fudge tried to fly like a bird.
Your new fan,
Kylynn
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading The Tales of a Forth Grade Nothing, I LOVED it. One of my favorite parts was when Fudge thought he could fly and jumped off the jungle jim. I also felt bad for Peter when his parents only were paying attention to Fudge when he swallowed Dribble, but then felt better for him because Peter got a puppy.
From your new fan,
Bailey
My class just finished reading The Tales of a Forth Grade Nothing, I LOVED it. One of my favorite parts was when Fudge thought he could fly and jumped off the jungle jim. I also felt bad for Peter when his parents only were paying attention to Fudge when he swallowed Dribble, but then felt better for him because Peter got a puppy.
From your new fan,
Bailey
Dear Judy.
Me and my classmates read Tales Of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I love that book. My favorite part was when Fudge was throwing popcorn and was saying 'pop pop pop' It was a funny part.Thank you for making these books. Have a nice day.
Your favorite fan,
Peyton
Me and my classmates read Tales Of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I love that book. My favorite part was when Fudge was throwing popcorn and was saying 'pop pop pop' It was a funny part.Thank you for making these books. Have a nice day.
Your favorite fan,
Peyton
Dear Judy Blume,
I'm in 4th grade and my class just finished your book Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious! My favorite part was when Fudge was in the movie theater and they were watching Life of a bear. Fudge wanted to touch the bear.
From,
Illy
I'm in 4th grade and my class just finished your book Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. It was hilarious! My favorite part was when Fudge was in the movie theater and they were watching Life of a bear. Fudge wanted to touch the bear.
From,
Illy
Dear Judy Blume,
I just read Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing with my classmates in fourth grade! I LOVED it! My favorite part was when Mr. Hatcher dumped cereal on Fudge's head. My other favorite part was when Fudge jumped off the jungle gym and lost his front teeth. Alough it probably hurt.
From,
Mollie
I just read Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing with my classmates in fourth grade! I LOVED it! My favorite part was when Mr. Hatcher dumped cereal on Fudge's head. My other favorite part was when Fudge jumped off the jungle gym and lost his front teeth. Alough it probably hurt.
From,
Mollie
Dear Ms. Blume,
I am a 50-year-old mother, wife, and teacher. But I was also at one time a preteen/teen who became an avid reader and sometime writer because of you. Ask my husband or kids who I consider my greatest role model (besides my mother), and they will tell you without question it is you.
I hope someday to come to your bookstore in Key West and run into you.
Thank you for all that you have done for girls and young women. You are such an inspiration.
Sincerely,
Erin Caouette
P.S. My daughter and I recently watched the Margaret movie. She is obsessed with puberty and getting her period, and it helped her to understand it all a bit better. Thank you!
I am a 50-year-old mother, wife, and teacher. But I was also at one time a preteen/teen who became an avid reader and sometime writer because of you. Ask my husband or kids who I consider my greatest role model (besides my mother), and they will tell you without question it is you.
I hope someday to come to your bookstore in Key West and run into you.
Thank you for all that you have done for girls and young women. You are such an inspiration.
Sincerely,
Erin Caouette
P.S. My daughter and I recently watched the Margaret movie. She is obsessed with puberty and getting her period, and it helped her to understand it all a bit better. Thank you!
Dear Judy, I saw you interviewed about your writing and I was surprised that you missed out what I think your books are all about. This is honesty, simple as that.
Agree? Ian Mordant
Agree? Ian Mordant
Dear Judy,
I was reminded of your influence on my daughter's career, when she recently was awarded a Tin House Residency for Writers in Portland, OR...When my daughter was in second grade, her English teacher recommended that she be thrown out of school for reading "lewd and lascivious' material to girls in the school's lavatory...The book was 'Are You There God, It's Me Margaret.' She was later dismissed from her teaching position for this action...In second grade, my daughter, who reads with a very soothing voice and, delighted in reading to other children...She won her first writing award at age 04 while a full-time kindergarten student...She loved your books...It would mean a great deal to me if you would communicate with her - name is Catherine J, cell phone: xxx...Respectfully, Peggy
I was reminded of your influence on my daughter's career, when she recently was awarded a Tin House Residency for Writers in Portland, OR...When my daughter was in second grade, her English teacher recommended that she be thrown out of school for reading "lewd and lascivious' material to girls in the school's lavatory...The book was 'Are You There God, It's Me Margaret.' She was later dismissed from her teaching position for this action...In second grade, my daughter, who reads with a very soothing voice and, delighted in reading to other children...She won her first writing award at age 04 while a full-time kindergarten student...She loved your books...It would mean a great deal to me if you would communicate with her - name is Catherine J, cell phone: xxx...Respectfully, Peggy
I’ve always believed that everything I needed to know in life I learned from Judy Blume. I am now stumped. Please write a follow-up to Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret, but about menopause. Your fans need this!
How about a book on menopause?
Your girls from the 70s are now in their 50s and since you got them through puberty you could help them through menopause now.
Your girls from the 70s are now in their 50s and since you got them through puberty you could help them through menopause now.
Hi Judy! I am a long time fan of your books as they played an integral part in my childhood. I am now 23 years old and my little sister (13) and I have begun to read your books together . Thank you for bringing us together!!
Hello! We Love your books! We just read The Pain and the Great One and we enjoyed it and can definitely relate to it! Thank you for sharing your imagination with us! Do you have any new ideas for a book? If not, we would love to share some of ours.
P.S. What is your favorite book you've written?
P.S. What is your favorite book you've written?
Hello Mrs. Blume,
I just got done reading Then Again Maybe I won't for the third time and I'm more impressed than ever at how accurately you captured the axieties and excitement of a boy going through puberty.
I'm curious about the research you did. Did you talk to professionals or boys themselves? Did you read any books about male adolescence? I feel like the book deserves greater attention. (I'm late 40s and read the book as a boy and again in college).
Best regards,
Alan
I just got done reading Then Again Maybe I won't for the third time and I'm more impressed than ever at how accurately you captured the axieties and excitement of a boy going through puberty.
I'm curious about the research you did. Did you talk to professionals or boys themselves? Did you read any books about male adolescence? I feel like the book deserves greater attention. (I'm late 40s and read the book as a boy and again in college).
Best regards,
Alan
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