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Superfudge
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And I also read um Superfudge. Oh, I did, too. I'm sorry, I did, too. I read Superfudge.
Why people recommend it
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. On a July 2026 episode of Stuff You Should Know dedicated to The Beloved Judy Blume, co-host Josh Clark brought up Superfudge while reminiscing about childhood reading habits. Clark enthusiastically confirmed that he had read the book growing up, prompting Chuck Bryant to echo the sentiment and note that he too had read Superfudge as a child. Similarly, Elisabeth Egan discussed the book on The Book Review in July 2014 during a segment focused on the enduring appeal of Judy Blume's bibliography. Egan recalled her childhood reading experiences and listed Superfudge among her favorite books by the author written for younger audiences, pairing it alongside other classic titles from Blume's catalog. These podcast mentions collectively underscore how books like Superfudge served as foundational reading milestones for generations of children, cementing Judy Blume's legacy as a master of accessible, humorous, and relatable children's literature that continues to be celebrated by adults today.
Every mention
Elisabeth Egan I loved her books for younger readers like Freckle Juice and super fudge 1
“I loved her books for younger readers like Freckle Juice and super fudge”
Josh Clark And I also read um Superfudge. Oh, I did, too. I'm sorry, I did, too. I read Superfudge. 1
“And I also read um Superfudge. Oh, I did, too. I'm sorry, I did, too. I read Superfudge.”
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“She wrote um Super Fudge. Super Fudge. That's right. I remember reading that.”