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When my daughter was young, I bought her the book “Are you there God? it’s me Margaret. She read it over and over. Now she has a daughter (5 months old) and I would like to give her the same book. Is there a way I can purchase a signed book for my new granddaughter? My daughter is a 6th grade teacher in an Appalachian school and deals with some of the same issues with her students and she references your book. Thank you for writing such a wonderful book.

I am a first grade teacher in Seattle and we love reading your books! I just tried to get tickets to your premiere in Park City and they are sold out:( Any chance you have two extras for a teacher:)

Hi Judy, It's been a great time getting to know you as Im doing you for a baby boomer history influencer project. Im a 13-year-old journalist and was interested in getting to know you since you are an American writer. I really hope you receive this as well as you have a great time writing your new book. Can't wait and am currently working with my school to get your books in our library. Would love to get in contact to share my work and so I can tell my class I got to talk to you. 🙂

Hello Judy! I’m in 10th grade and We love your Book “Are You there God? It’s Me, Margaret” and we will actually be defending it with a book report this February! We would appreciate it if you could share more thoughts on this book to include it to our research…Hoping that you can see this and hopingly contact me!! thank you and have a splendid day

Judy, since "In the Unlikely Event" is historical fiction, I was taken aback when on page 305 you wrote about the production of "Peter Pan" and credited Leonard Bernstein as the guy who wrote both the lyrics and music. I found this jarring because in the 1955 stage musical version, my cousin, Carolyn Leigh, probably best known for "Young at Heart," and "The Best is Yet to Come" wrote the lyrics. I had no idea that Leonard Berstein had ever written a version of this play. All that aside, I am very much enjoying your book, despite still not being able to remember who all of the characters are. Such an interesting idea to wrap a story around such an interesting event.

Hello Ms. Blume! As the school year progresses, we will soon be celebrating our 100th day. In honor of this event, I am hoping to receive 100 pieces of mail from all over! Every piece of mail that comes to our class will be read, numbered and hung up on our hallway bulletin board. The students love getting mail!! They love participating in our United States postcard exchange program and being pen pals with our fourth grade buddy class in Philadelphia. We talk about where each letter and postcard comes from and learn fun facts about the place.

It would be wonderful if we can receive mail from our favorite author! Please send us a little note, postcard or picture to wish us a happy 100th day to the address below. My students are huge fans and would be so starstruck to receive mail from them! Thanks so much!!♥️♥️

Melissa Moskauski
Riverwood Elementary School
108 Athletic Club Boulevard
Clayton, NC 27527

I have been interested for a couple of years in writing children's books. I am a current High School teacher in Charlotte, NC and I would like helpful tips on how I can get started. It is something that I am very passionate about and I look forward to fulfilling my dream.

Thank you,

Hi, Judy,

My name is Andrea, and I’m a 20 year old with a love for estate sale shopping. Despite my love for any items that I can get my hands on from past decades, I’ve admittedly been sucked further into modernity than I like. With online assignments and time wasted on social media, I’ve been feeling my passion for books slipping away since middle school. This transition from absorbing something physical, like a fantastic book, to letting time waste on ten second clips and celebrity stories that won’t matter in five minutes is something that has broken and continues to break my heart. Because of this, I decided to start reading again, not for school, not because of a breaking news story, and certainly not because of an Instagram caption, but for myself…something that I haven’t done in years - literally. While rummaging through tables of items at an estate sale, I ran into one of your books, 𝘚𝘮𝘢𝘳𝘵 𝘞𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘯. After broken up moments of peace every few days during which I was able to become part of the world of BB, Margo, Clare, and everyone else, I made headway on your book. I just finished it last night. It was fantastic. Now I have dozens of books that I’m excited to read. I haven’t felt this way since I was 15. Thank you, thank you, thank you for helping me open up to reading for myself again.

I am reading unlikely event.I was also a teenager in 1952. I graduated high school at Weequahic ..I also ate at6 the famous diner for cheese cake.
so I am enjoying your book tremendously. But what took me by surprise is yout mentioning my coustn Irving Zahler who perished with his famuly from the Feb 11 1952 crash when a fusulege fell into his apartment
In his house

Hi Judy! I read almost all of your books in the 1970's and 1980's. I loved them all! I am an older Mom of an 8 year old boy and this year for 3rd grade, I introduced him to the Fudge collection. We are up to Super Fudge and just took Fudgemania out of our local library today. He loves them! Your books are timeless!! Thank you so much!