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Summary: It was a good book.
Review: Fudge is a crazy character. The author did a good job of writing it.
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Summary: Superfudge
Review: Has your life been so complicated you want to get out of it?
Well that's the problem Peter Hatcher has. He has an annoying little brother named Farley Drexl Hatcher. But everyone calls him Fudge. Fudge has a friend named Daniel. He is very smart. Peter calls him a smart alec. Daniel and Fudge run away. Peter was glad about it. But after they found him, he was happy that he was back. They brought brownies back but they were still in trouble. They both got their bikes taken away for a month. Peter also has a little sister who was born at the begining of the book. Her name is Tootsie and she is cute. Peter has a dog named Turtle who is nice. I'd give this book five stars. This book is for people who like funny, happy, sad, and fun books. My favorite part in the book is when Daniel and Fudge run away. I loved this book! I think you would like it too.
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Summary: The Best Book Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: Helarious, Fun, adventures are great. People who like funny things get this book now!! P.S. This has nothing to do with this book but, Get an Xbox!!
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Summary: Superfudge just can't be beat!
Review: I absolutly LOVE Superfudge! Being an advanced reader for my age, I found this book to be unchallenging however, this is my absolute favorite book of all time! In Judy Blume's future books, I hope there to be more about Fudge's annoying friend Daniel who doesn't eat anything with onions, or crust on his bread and so on. Nevertheless, I forsee that small con far enough to realize that I have read Superfudge more than any one could count!
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Summary: ok
Review: i didn't like judy blumes book superfudge i have however read other books of her and thought they were fantastic! i didn't think that judy blume lived up to her standard i thoguth that it was a good book i just thought that it could have beeen beter i still think that judy blume is a great writter i just didn't like this book as much as her others
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Summary: Superfudge is sooo funny and good!
Review: I finished reading Superfudge just last night. I thought it was funny and very good!I love Turtle and the way Peter makes him scare Sheila Tubman off!I thought Fudge was so funny though. My favorite parts were when Fudge kicked his teacher and she had to call Peter down to his class and when Fudge got up on stage and did the imitation of their principal!I loved this book and now I am readng another book by Judy Blume called Just As Long As We're Together.It's very good so far!
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Summary: Good Fudge! But Not Super.
Review: I found Superfudge to be a good read, but not hilarious. In particular, what I liked about this book was that it showed a sibling rivalry and how it turns out. I related quite closely to the sibling rivalry chapters -- because I've got one of my own with my own little (sometimes annoying) little sibling. The other parts of the book that did not involve the sibling rivalry were not quite as interesting, or amusing. For example, very few other sections of the book were funny. If the whole book were hilarious,then it would truly be Super!
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Summary: Great book but be careful
Review: I have probably read this book a dozen times -- the first time being in second grade when I was shocked to discover that Santa did not exist. I was so ashamed about reading this that I continued to lead my parents on and pretended to believe for two more years.
I think that the story itself is excellent and touching -- probably one of Judy Blume's best. But now that I am older, and will have children of my own shortly -- I will not let them read it until I know they do not believe in Santa anymore. It's truly devastating to find out the truth in a book available in the primamry section of the school library!!
Perhaps it could be considered to publish a version without the no Santa Claus chapter???
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Summary: ONE OF JUDY'S BEST
Review: I love this book. I don't see how kid can call himself regular if he hasn't read the Fudge books, in short, A MUST READ.
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Summary: Deeper than it looks
Review: I picked up this one simply because it had a cute cartoon cover. A short while later, I was totally relating to the story, particularly the parts where the Hatcher kids react to major changes in their lives.
The eldest child, Peter, is trying to lead a normal life, but this is being severely hampered by the presence of his uncontrollable younger brother Farley Drexel, better known as Fudge, and his parents, who insist on making big, life-changing decisions without consulting him first.
Although light and funny, it casually throws in some revelations that you may not be ready to explain, like where babies come from, and the existence of Santa Claus. It also skims the surface of the trauma of moving to a new city away from your friends, having a new baby in the family, and having your parents switch their traditional parental roles.
These issues are skillfully woven into a funny context, but the book can be interpreted at a much deeper level than it first appears.
Amanda Richards, February 17, 2005
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