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Books by Judy Blume mentioned on podcasts
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Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret by Judy Blume is a classic young adult novel that captures the inner life, religious confusion, and bodily anxieties of a sixth-grade girl navigating puberty.
Discussed“Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret, that I remember the most. Yeah, uh I read both of those.”
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In the unlikely event
In the Unlikely Event by Judy Blume is an adult novel inspired by the author's childhood experiences with a tragic series of three real-life commercial airline crashes that shook her hometown of Elizabeth, New Jersey, in the early 1950s.
Discussed“And then In the Unlikely event uh from 2015, that was the one you mentioned that she wrote about a family going through those actual plane crashes that she went through.”
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Forever
Judy Blume's 1975 YA classic Forever addresses teenage sexuality and relationships, famously serving as a vital educational resource for generations of readers.
Discussed“I know her 1975 book Forever is not one that I read, but that's a very big book for Emily and I know a very big book for a lot of like uh probably girls of all generations, but Gen X girls in particular because that was the one where she had kind of been building up to, you know,”
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Freckle Juice
Freckle Juice by Judy Blume is a beloved children's chapter book about a young boy named Andrew who goes to great lengths to buy a secret recipe for freckles.
Discussed“Uh Freckle Juice? Did not read that one. I did.”
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Iggie's House
Iggie's House by Judy Blume follows the story of a family moving into a suburban neighborhood and the children who try to befriend the new residents.
Discussed“and then eventually led to the publishing of her first novel, uh, Iggy's House.”
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Superfudge
Superfudge by Judy Blume is a popular children's novel that continues the humorous adventures of Peter Hatcher as he deals with the chaotic antics of his younger brother, Fudge.
Discussed“And I also read um Superfudge. Oh, I did, too. I'm sorry, I did, too. I read Superfudge.”
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Starring Sally J. Freedman as Herself
Starring Sally J.
Discussed“yes in your favorite in your very favorite of my books starring Sally J Friedman as herself which is truly my most autobiographical book this book is not autobiographical although people seem to think that it is”
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Blubber
Discussed“Blubber is the one, aside from Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret, that I remember the most.”
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Letters to Judy
Discussed“So she hopefully had permission, but she eventually put those out in a book called Letters to Judy colon what your kids wish they could tell you and this was in 1986.”
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Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great
Discussed“Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great? I read that. That was a good one.”
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Smart Women
Discussed“There's also Smart Women uh which was about women navigating dating and relationships after post like post-divorce.”
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Summer sisters
Discussed“Uh there's also one that came out in '98 called Summer Sisters. It's about a female friendship.”
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Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
Discussed“Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing? I did read that. I did, too”
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The One in the Middle Is the Green Kangaroo
Discussed“The first one she came up with uh or at least the first one, her first published book was a children's picture book called The One in the Middle is the Green Kangaroo.”
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Tiger Eyes
Discussed“Yeah, and then the one, what is it, Tiger Eyes, sounded familiar, but I'm not sure if I read those.”
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Wifey
Discussed“She wrote four novels for adults. They were all best sellers as well. And they were all um sort of about her life experiences starting with Wifey in 1978 about a woman who was in a sort of traditional marriage.”
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