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Summary: You Gotta Love Judy Blume!
Review: This is a wonderful sequel to Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing. I first read this novel in the 4th grade, and will never forget it or it's leader. Blume has a wonderful way of seeing the world through the eyes of a child, and being able to relate to her young readers. Peter doesn't see his life as easy as her thinks it should be and his brother Fudge does nothing but make it harder. Fudge has now started Kindergarten, and his educational career is marked by his calling his teacher a rat face and he has expressed that he wants to complete his life as a bird. Having to deal the the never ending antics of Fudge is hard enough, now Peter has to figure out how to handle yet another sibling. Only to throw yet another wrench into the works, he is going to have to start a new school as well and make a whole new set of friends as his family is moving for a year. I would recommend this to any elementary school level reader.
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Summary: This is a HILARIOUS book!
Review: This is the funniest book I have ever read! I have read it about ten times and it was funny every time! I started reading it in second grade and now that I'm in fifth grade I still suggest it to people! This book really cracks me up, Fudge and Mitzi are really funny!
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Summary: VERY CUTE BOOK
Review: this was a great book and a lot of people are not letting children read it because blume says that santa claus insnt real, but if that is the reason for not letting your child read it, then there really missing out on a very cute book it is about a boy named peter and his brother fudge. in the story he finds out his mom is pregnant and that there moving. PLEASE read this book. its a cute story and u dont need to show kids the part about santa if u really dont want them to know.
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Summary: The Prank Wake-up
Review: When Fudge woke up Peter on a Saturday morning, yelling, "You're going to be late for school!" I think if someone Fudge's age with an older brother read this I think it might give that guy some bad ideas about waking up his older brother on a Saturday morning. So it's kind of a bad influence (not blaming Judy Blume).
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Summary: Not for kids who believe in Santa Claus
Review: Who is Judy Blume to tell our kids there is no Santa? My sonwas devastated and in tears after reading this book. This is the lastJudy Blume book he will ever read. I think she's very cruel.
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