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Summary: The book was good.
Review: My comment about this book is that it is a pretty good book.I agree with costumers' comments that it was a funny book.I thought it was a good book and Fudge was funny.
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Summary: Super Fudge for older children
Review: My second grader and I read Tales of a Forth Grade Nothing together and loved it. I assumed Super Fudge would be about the same. After starting the book I found some of the subject matter to be for older children. It was cute and funny but not for younger children.
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Summary: super fudge
Review: super fudge by judy blume was one of the best books i have read all year. the book was about a wonderful but complicated family.a mom,dad and their two sons petter {the oldest} fudge {the youngest}. Peter doesnt really like the way fudge behaves, so it turns out alot worse for Peter. The boys are about to face a horrible experience that they thought wouldnt happen. Frist their mother tells them they are going to have a baby. Peter cant really handdle fudge so he gets mad because now he has another babby to take care of.Then his father says they have to move somewere else Peter began to cry. will they still move? Or wait till peter comes back and not move?
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Summary: Super Fudge
Review: Super fudge is a great book and I always want to get to the next chapter too see what exciting thing happends next! Tootsie (fudge and peters little sister) is so cute but in this story; But I feel bad for Peter he faces changes and he tries to deal with them If I was him I would die. Fudge is VERY annoying but he is a great character and he's funny too! I request Super fudge as a great book ( But I suggest you read "The Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" first because "Super Fudge" is the sequal to "The Tales of a Fourth grade Nothing" witch is also a good book) for all ages so go down to your local Library or Borders and get this book today! Sincerly the book freak (...)! =)
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Summary: A very funny book!
Review: Superfudge is a book about a kid named Peter and his brother Fudge. Peter's life is going upside down because his brother Fudge is too "spazy" and embarrassing. He gets Peter into a lot of trouble. This probably is one of my favorite books. It's very funny and a great book if you're bored. It will make you laugh from the things Fudge says and does. My favorite part is probably when Fudge meets his teacher and climbs up the shelves. I really liked this whole book. It all was real interesting and funny.
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Summary: A story on the life a developing boy and his little brother
Review: Superfudge is a hilarious book that can be enjoyed by people of all ages,especially young adults. Peter Hatcher is an average twelve year old boy. His family has decided to move to Princeton because his father wants a change, but Peter is not very happy about this because he is at an age in which his life is beginning to change. He is starting to enter in the puberty stage and his physical, cognitive, and social development is continuously changing. Besides having to deal with the puberty issue, Peter has to deal with his annoying little brother, Fudge. Fudge brings great adventure to Peter's life and the story as a whole. Superfudge does a great job of telling the story of how one boy goes through many changes and how he has to adjust to new situations. It takes you on a journey of child development and how young people deal with the different stages of development. Blumes entertaining nature makes the story very comical and very easy for young people to relate to.
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Summary: number 1
Review: superfudge was a very funny book. my two favorite characters were fudge and uncle feather. the story had alot of problems that eventually got solved. at the beginning of the story peter wasnt happy that he moved to princeton, but later on he got alot happier. he made a friend named alex, and fudge made a friend named daniel.
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Summary: One Fourth Grade Class's Point of View
Review: Superfudge, by Judy Blume, is a splendid book about two boys, Fudge and Peter Hatcher, who move from New York City to Princeton, New Jersey. It is a funny book with lots of adventures in the boys' new neighborhood and at their new school. I really enjoyed reading this book because each chapter was like a separate, entertaining story. The characters in the story include a Myna bird named Uncle Feather whose trademark phrase is, "Bonjour, stupid!". At one point, he calls Fudge's former teacher this during show-and-tell. All the characters have very strong personalities which blend nicely to make them all seem real. I found that I could recognize the characters' traits in many of my students. I was disappointed with the way Mrs. Blume included some topics not appropriate for young kids. For instance, Peter's friends use bad language at one point, shown when Fudge's friend, Daniel "Ya Wanna Make Somethin' Of It?" Manheim says, "He said the A-word!". This is not appropriate language for a kids' book. Also, Fudge puts himself to sleep one night by singing "B-E-E-R spells Whiskey." Overall, the book is an excellent book for kids, as long as they can handle the more mature subject matters.
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Summary: excellent, but not for younger kids
Review: This book is hilariously funny, but cruel to kids who believe in Santa Claus. I was devastated the first time I read it, when I was about 9 or 10, because of that part. Then I read it again two years later and loved it. Please make sure your child already "doesn't believe" in Santa before letting him/her read it--it's a terrible way to find out "the truth." Other than that, a great book, especially the parts with Uncle Feather and where Fudge asks "Is this a catastrophe?" and the principal replies, "No, Fudge, but I'm sure you'll try harder next time."
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Summary: One of the funniest book I've ever read!
Review: This book is kind of easy for me to read but it's definitely one of my favourite. It's not just funny, but the whole story is just so interesting! And Fudge is sooooo cute and funny! I just can't stop laughing!
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