Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret

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Summary: "I must I must I must increase my bust!"
Review: Terrific book! Judy Blume was my favorite author when I was younger. I read this book when I was 10 and I couldn't put it down. I read it 4 more times after that and I would love to read it again. This book is humorous and entertaining, but it also informs young girls about information they need to know. I recommend this book for girls ages 9-12.

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Summary: Good!
Review: I thought that this book was really good. It talked about many issues the a preteen and teen might have. This book was hard for me to put down. It talks about Margret growing up and the challenges that she has with being a preteen. It can tell the feelings of a girl of that age and what she is going through. It could help girls in situations of that sort.

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Summary: Best of the best!
Review: As a preteen,I read this book for the first time. It was realistic. Margaret and her friends founded a club,gushed about boys,and worried about growing up like many of their real contemporaries. And Margaret's relationship with God was interesting. Although I didn't understand at the time why she was so impatient to wear a bra and get her period,the book helped me when I went through these rites of passage. I reccomend it to preteens to teach them about puberty,and teenagers and adults so we can reminisce about our childhoods through Margaret's adventures.

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Summary: Are You There God? It's Me Margaret
Review: I would suggest this book to any young lady between the ages of 9-11. I think this was a wonderful book. While reading this book you will be able to laugh and get entertained.

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Summary: Great!
Review: I Love this book...I read it when I was about 10, and I related to Margaret so much! Now that I'm in my 30's, I bought and read this again, and It still touched a place in my heart. It was like visiting a childhood friend!

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Summary: It's okay
Review: Many people said this is a very useful and interesting book about growing teens but I don't find it as interesting as Judy Blume's "Tiger Eyes" and "Summer Sister" and I don't even find it "useful". I'm actually quite dissappointed about this book after reading so many other of Judy's books.

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Summary: Young Girls, Don't be afraid about getting older
Review: I read this book when I was younger, several times. So did my sister. It taught me that becoming a woman was beautiful, not weird. I also felt some of the same things Margaret felt. Liking a certain boy, a little jealous of a popular girl. But I knew I always had somebody I could talk to, God.

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Summary: A definite must!
Review: I got this book from my dad when I was younger, and it is a great book. After I read this one, I started to get into books a lot. And this is still my favorite book!

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Summary: Great for girls growing up in puberty
Review: This book talks about the life of a growing girl named Margret.She goes through the every day life of a teenage girl.I personally think this is the best book i read and I have recomemnded it to all my friends and family. The people that read it loved it! It is one of my older friends favorite book,and my mothers! Some people would say its gross because it talks about girl issues but its life.IT is a must read!

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Summary: Strictly For Girls,And Even Then...
Review: I read this book as an assignment in 7th grade. We had to read it,even the guys(of which I am part of).Most people in my class disliked it,and some people hated it,girls included.It was a disapointment,comparing to books like Adrian Mole's diaries.So if you really want to read it,be my guest...