by Judy Blume
This book is HILARIOUS! This will be fun and hysterical for any grade level, IF the teacher is reading it aloud. Otherwise, Fountas & Pinnell would probably give this book the label S. That would make it appropriate for independent reading for a 4th or 5th grader. I actually used this book over the ...
I read Judy Blume's book Blubber right before this one, so I wasn't really sure what to expect. This was a nice, lighthearted read after such a heavy text. A very silly book. I have not read any of the other Fudge books, but this one can still be read as a standalone. I really enjoyed the story. It ...
I loved this book as a kid, but I have to ditch this copy; it's been updated and I want my edition to be the horribly outdated one I read as a kid. I'm certain when I read this the first time Peter did not ask Santa for an mp3 player or a laptop computer. Still, most of the book is unchanged and ...
A funny, sweet book that reminded me of my childhood. Sheila Tubman makes a cameo appearance early on in the book (now I'm wondering if Peter is in Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great... must look up later) which was a fun surprise. Great summer read.
Great book! I laughed out quite a bit, which is always a great indication of a good book. I'd definitely recommend this book to anyone interested in a quick read with lots of laughs. On a side note, they do discuss the "truth" about Santa Claus.
Obnoxious child isn't parented at all. Ick.
This second book was very personal for me. My mother just had a third child, my youngest sister. I went through the same feelings as Peter. I was already unhappy having one sister, what would it be like to have two?
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