Customer Reviews

Fudge-a-Mania

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This book is awesome and hilarious. Fudge-A- Mania is the kind of book that if you have a little brother you will understand how Peter Hatcher feels. In this book Peter's little brother, Fudge, meets a girl named Mitzi. Her dad is Peter's favorite pro baseball player. Peter tries to keep them together so he can meet Mitzi's dad. Oh did I mention they're all in Maine. It isn't a 4 star book because it is okay. But it was not as exciting as The Tales of the 4th Grade Nothing, but it is still a great book so go get this book now!

My nine-year-old loved this book, and has loved several in this series. Ms. Blume has a way of relating to the tween reader in a way that is funny and understanding at the same time. Excellent read.

This book is about Fudge getting married and he is only five years old. There is lots of wacky stuff in this book like when they lose their bird. I think you should read this book because it's funny. One of the funny parts was when Fudge always sings stuff and says, "I'm getting married!"

I grew up reading Judy Blume's books. I read this one recently while tutoring a 6th grader. She loved it. Fudge is still funny and keeps your interest. Peter is still relatable and it is interesting to see how he has "grown" up. His relationship with Sheila is still a central piece of the book and they have just the right amount of tension to keep things fun and light-hearted. A great book for upper Elementary School kids and lower Middle Schoolers.

Fudge is back. This time he is five (I think). This book pretty much picks up where the last one left off (which is a great thing about the Fudge books). Peter and his family are going to Maine for a vacation with the Tubmans. Peter doesn't know how he will survive going on vacation with Sheila. But with a fudge, there's a way :). As always, there is plenty of entertainment with the Hatchers, Tubmans, and anyone else who happens in Fudge's path.

I was in fifth grade when I first read this book. That was about seventeen years ago. In fact, it may have been the first Fudge book that I read. I love how even though the different Fudge books are written about ten years apart, they don't lack in keeping up in where the last one left off (which shows what a great author Judy Blume is). I don't think I would ever be able to do that, even with re-reading the book before writing it, I think it would be hard to pick up where leaving off.

There are lots of surprises in this book, and if you are a Fudge and Peter fan, you won't be dissapointed!

Even as an adult, you will enjoy reading through this book and appreciating all the witty humor associated with this five year old and all that comes his way!
Blume is an excellent writer. Like most of her books, this book is packed with dialogue and never a dull moment with five year old Fudge!

We used this book for our summer reading book club and all the kids loved it.
It was fun to read and very entertaining for our group of 9 & 10 year olds!

My girls read and re-read all their Judy Blume books. They have all of them.