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Judy says: Thank you, thank you for all your wonderful notes. I only wish I could write back to each of you personally. But in order to start a new book I need serious thinking time, which means less time for e-mail. Hope you understand.
Just want you to know that my assistant and I read this guestbook every day, and try to respond when appropriate. Your continued love and support are a constant inspiration.
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Hi my name is Edward I loved the book Tales of a fourth grade nothing
Hi my name is abish i love your books i hope you rply have a good day i am so happy i can send you a emal by
Hi. My name is Jayden. I would like to know how you make these awesome books and how to become a writer.
Sincerely,
Jayden
Sincerely,
Jayden
i like your book tales of a four grade noting your books are so cool btw my name joshua hi hope you have a great day byeeee 🙂
I love tales of a fourth grade nothing. The fuge series is awesome! I need more books about fuge!!!!!!!!
Hi I'm Sara I love your book tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing
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Dear Judy Blume,
Hi, I am Crystal L . I would like to know how you write so good and I want to be a writer too
Hi, I am Crystal L . I would like to know how you write so good and I want to be a writer too
You were kind enough to write to my daughter many years ago. She still has your note! Nov. 15th will be the 20th anniversary of I Love To Write Day, a grassroots campaign I launched in 2002 to have people of all ages spend time writing. Hope you can celebrate, and please help spread the word! THANK YOU.
Dear Judy Blume,
I’m Judy B., too, and here’s a funny story about how a cute second grade girl got me mixed up with you. In the 1970s I was teaching second grade, and one of the little girls in my class was a twin. Her sister was in the classroom next door. We teachers always read Judy Blume books aloud to our kids after lunch because they loved them so much.
About twenty years later I was having dinner in a local restaurant, and the waitress asked me, “Aren’t you Mrs. Berke?” I said I was, and then she told me this cute story…. “I’m Heather F.’s twin and I was in the class next door to you when we were in second grade. I was always so jealous that my sister got to have you as a teacher because you were Judy Blume, or so I thought at the time.”
Obviously it had something to do with our names, and I was quite pleased that for this short while, someone thought I was Judy Blume.
For most of my 32 year teaching career I taught 4th grade. One of our core literature books was Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, so I’ve probably read it at least 25 times. Each year I knew when one of Fudge’s shenanigans was about to unfold, and what a joy it was to hear the laughter ring out in my classroom.
You have brought such joy and a love of reading to millions of children, and teachers, too. What a wonderful thing to achieve in a lifetime.
Most sincerely,
Judy Berke
I’m Judy B., too, and here’s a funny story about how a cute second grade girl got me mixed up with you. In the 1970s I was teaching second grade, and one of the little girls in my class was a twin. Her sister was in the classroom next door. We teachers always read Judy Blume books aloud to our kids after lunch because they loved them so much.
About twenty years later I was having dinner in a local restaurant, and the waitress asked me, “Aren’t you Mrs. Berke?” I said I was, and then she told me this cute story…. “I’m Heather F.’s twin and I was in the class next door to you when we were in second grade. I was always so jealous that my sister got to have you as a teacher because you were Judy Blume, or so I thought at the time.”
Obviously it had something to do with our names, and I was quite pleased that for this short while, someone thought I was Judy Blume.
For most of my 32 year teaching career I taught 4th grade. One of our core literature books was Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, so I’ve probably read it at least 25 times. Each year I knew when one of Fudge’s shenanigans was about to unfold, and what a joy it was to hear the laughter ring out in my classroom.
You have brought such joy and a love of reading to millions of children, and teachers, too. What a wonderful thing to achieve in a lifetime.
Most sincerely,
Judy Berke
I was so happy that my 9-year-old son loved reading "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" and "Superfudge" as much as I did when I was a kid. It marked the first time he actually wanted to read past his required 20-minutes of reading time, so THANK YOU Judy Blume for creating generations of young readers!
I almost finished reading the Fudge series and only Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is left to read. I LOVE YOUR BOOKS SO MUCH!!!!! And I wanted to ask if you could write another book about Fudge and Peter because for homework I have to do a book report and running out of your Fudge books…but anyway you don’t have to write another one.
Thanks,
Catherine
Thanks,
Catherine
Dear Judy Blume, It’s me. David, I wanted to tell you about a dream that I always had and want to turn it into a book. It’s about a Chicken who always walks up to my front door. She’s always carrying a pot and pan. It’s funny and weird. I was hoping if you could help me with something. Could give me a recommendation what I should write?
Thanks From David Lowe
Thanks From David Lowe
Dear Ms Blume,
I just reread Forever for the third time. I was 16 the first time I read it and now I am 56!! I would LOVE it if you would write a sequel!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE? I love all of your books but FOREVER is my favorite.
I just reread Forever for the third time. I was 16 the first time I read it and now I am 56!! I would LOVE it if you would write a sequel!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE? I love all of your books but FOREVER is my favorite.
Dear Judy Blume,
Me and my class just finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was one of my favorite books that my teacher has read to me in elementary school. My favorite character was Fudge because he was the funniest character. I haven't read a lot of your books but this one was really good and I will start reading more of your books.
From, Theo
Me and my class just finished Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. It was one of my favorite books that my teacher has read to me in elementary school. My favorite character was Fudge because he was the funniest character. I haven't read a lot of your books but this one was really good and I will start reading more of your books.
From, Theo
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I LIKED IT A LOT!!!! I loved how funny this book was a lot more funny with Fudge in the pichure IT IS COMPLETE FUNNY CHAOS!!! I like all the imagination you put into these books. From Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing to Freckle Juice I LOVE IT ALL.
Sincerely, Christian
My class just read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I LIKED IT A LOT!!!! I loved how funny this book was a lot more funny with Fudge in the pichure IT IS COMPLETE FUNNY CHAOS!!! I like all the imagination you put into these books. From Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing to Freckle Juice I LOVE IT ALL.
Sincerely, Christian
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved it! My favorite part is the time Fudge swallowed Dribble. I also liked the time Fudge ate a Flower. I hope you make another book about this one.
From,
Dominic
My class just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I loved it! My favorite part is the time Fudge swallowed Dribble. I also liked the time Fudge ate a Flower. I hope you make another book about this one.
From,
Dominic
Dear Judy Blume,
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing was great! One thing I love is,Fudge eating Dribble. He was so funny that he wanted to pet the bears. Another thing I like is that Peter hated Fudge that made it interesting. I love this book.
Your new fan,
Nathan
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing was great! One thing I love is,Fudge eating Dribble. He was so funny that he wanted to pet the bears. Another thing I like is that Peter hated Fudge that made it interesting. I love this book.
Your new fan,
Nathan
Dear Judy Blume,
My class just finished reading Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. My favorite part was when Fudge ate Dribble and was at the hospital. I loved your book because it was funny.
From,
Gael
My class just finished reading Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing. My favorite part was when Fudge ate Dribble and was at the hospital. I loved your book because it was funny.
From,
Gael
Deer Judy Blume,
My whole class room friends just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I LOVED it! I liked the part when Fudge ate a flower off of the dinner table and when Peter also tried a flower too!
and when Fudge ate dribble.
From, Hailee
My whole class room friends just finished reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I LOVED it! I liked the part when Fudge ate a flower off of the dinner table and when Peter also tried a flower too!
and when Fudge ate dribble.
From, Hailee
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