This series kicks off with ‘Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing’, following Peter Hatcher and his little brother, Fudge. They actually got me into reading, because as soon as I was finished one, I had to read the next. I read all of these books when I was younger, and I loved every second of them.

Looking for the perfect series for your kids? Well, look no further than this highly ranked book series from the great Judy Blume. Truly a great character in an even better book. Chances of liking Margaret are very high as she is a super relatable girl with the best of characters and very friendly. You get to find out exactly what she means by this in this very interesting book when she tells her friends that she can rely on and talk to God about everything and that she always feels better after doing so.

Talking to God All the TimeĪfter some very interesting conversations, a topic of religions comes across and they are all stunned to find out that Margaret doesn’t actually have a Religion and that, in her own special way, she talks to God all the time. Margaret is thrilled that things are starting to go super nice and she gets more excited when she becomes part of their secret girl’s club where they get to talk about anything like boys, getting their first period, bras, and similar. Like any other kid, she is anxious to start from scratch in her new home as she meets her first friends, Nancy, Gretchen and Janie and tries to simply fit in with them. Margaret is your typical kid that likes her long hair, the taste of tuna fish, the lovely and fresh smell of rain, and the color pink. Her name is, well you guessed it, Margaret and she has just moved from New York City to Farbook, New Jersey. Let’s dive into the fantasy mind of Judy with this phenomenal book about a girl that is just about to turn twelve. So, having cleared out the introduction to Blume, let’s find out what some of the best books from Judy Blume are. You will find her fictional stories and characters to be very memorable and that there is nothing out of the ordinary with what she writes about. What this means is that she isn’t afraid to write about topics that are considered taboo such as masturbation and teen sex, but when we put aside what some critics say, she has still managed to sell more than 82 million copies worldwide and get her content translated into 32 different languages.

One thing we can surely say about Judy is that she isn’t afraid to speak her mind in order to make sure her stories live up their full potential.

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