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Originally Posted by KAPital PHINUst

I credit Estepp for introducing me to Judy Blume books - she even let me borrow the book Superfudge that she was reading to the classroom during spring break. I read that book 1,000,001 times during the break. She made my 3rd grade year heaven after a school year of hell. I have been trying to get in contact with her for a number of years to thank her for all that she did for me, but no such luck. But I'll keep trying.

SUPERFUDGE!!! I didn't think anybody knew about Superfudge but ME!! I loved ALL of Judy Blume's books. My favorites were Superfudge, Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing and The Adventures of Sheila, The Great.

[KAPital PHINUst]

Originally Posted by LikeASista

SUPERFUDGE!!! I didn't think anybody knew about Superfudge but ME!! I loved ALL of Judy Blume's books. My favorites were Superfudge, Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing and The Adventures of Sheila, The Great.

[hijack]There is a third book in the Fudge series: Fudgemania (published 1990) that had the Hatchers and the Tubmans spending a summer together in Maine. Notable part of the book; Fudge was beginning to refer to his brother as Pete instead of the usual Pee-Tah. It became a made for TV movie in 1996 featuring Florence Henderson and Eve Plumb (both of Brady Bunch fame). This subsequently led to a short-lived live action Saturday morning TV show called Fudge based on various chapters of the Fudge books. [/hijack]

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Originally Posted by KAPital PHINUst

There is a third book in the Fudge series: Fudgemania (published 1990) that had the Hatchers and the Tubmans spending a summer together in Maine. Notable part of the book; Fudge was beginning to refer to his brother as Pete instead of the usual Pee-Tah. It became a made for TV movie in 1996 featuring Florence Henderson and Eve Plumb (both of Brady Bunch fame). This subsequently led to a short-lived live action Saturday morning TV show called Fudge based on various chapters of the Fudge books.

Guess what: I got that one, too. I had to think about it for a minute, but I do have it. Not as memorable as Tales and Superfudge, as I didn't read it a gazillion times like I did the last two.