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Superfudge (Library Binding)

by Judy Blume (Author) "Life was going along okay when my mother and father dropped the news ..." (more)
4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (47 customer reviews)

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Blume's reading of this sequel to Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing shows the humorous side of sibling rivalry. In Peter Hatcher's tone of disbelief at the news of his mother's pregnancy, Blume accurately re-creates the melodramatic tone of a fifth-grade boy. In juxtaposition to Peter is Fudge, his four-year-old brother. Blume's carefree prattle is right on target for him. Peter's account of Fudge's antics, a constant embarrassment to his family, will keep the listener amused. Elementary school fans will enjoy Blume's comic performance of typical family situations. M.P.T. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine

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Catastrophes are nothing new to Peter Hatcher, thanks to his younger brother Fudge.  And now there are more surprises in store - a new baby and a move to New Jersey. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Very Funny!, Jun 23 2006
By A grade 4 student (First Avenue P.S., Ottawa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Superfudge (Paperback)
Peter Hatcher thought it was impossible to have another little brother/sister until his mom told him and his brother Fudge (Farley Drexel Hatcher, age 4) that she was going to have a baby -- one month before the baby was due (gross).

Peter asked if the baby was going to be like Fudge when he was younger, and his mom said "I don't know?" A couple of months after the baby was born they had to move because their apartment wasn't that big. They were moving from New York to New Jersey. Peter was so mad, he wanted to run away. So did Fudge. Then Peter didn't care, he decided that after dinner he was going to run away. But after dinner, he forgot all about it.
So, months after that, they moved to New Jersey and they had this really freaky lady who lived beside them. She dug up all these worms for Fudge and Peter, and Fudge helped her. Fudge put them in a jar that said 'Worms', and he danced around with the jar of worms on his head. Peter was in disgust watching his brother dancing around with worms on his head like that.


I think the book would be good to read if you're from age 8 to 11. No big words, but very funny.

Warning: Parents may not like the series because of food being poured on a child's head and smeared on walls. But kids will like the series because of food being poured on a child's head and smeared on wall.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Super Fudge, April 8 2004
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This review is from: Superfudge (Paperback)
(...)Have you ever been so mad at your little brother you just want to leave, get out of the house? Peter has. Fudge, Peter's younger brother gets Peter into a lot of trouble. And, just when Peter thought it couldn't get any worse Peter's mom and dad told Peter they were having another baby. Peter thought, "another Fudge"! And that's when things really started changing. After Tootsie was born Peter's mom and dad told Peter they were going to move to New Jersey. When Fudge started saying big words, his mom and dad found out he could go to kindergarten a year early because he was so ready. On only the first day of school Fudge was already getting into trouble. Peter had made a few friends, but missed his old best friend from New York. As you can see the conflict in this story is Peter vs. Fudge. The theme is even if you're mad at your little brother and things just aren't working out, soon they will. You should read Super Fudge and see how things work out at the end. I give this book five stars because it was great and it had a lot of funny things in it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Birdbrain, Feb 26 2004
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This review is from: Superfudge (Paperback)
This book makes you go wacky! It starts out with Fudge wanting to talk and play with someone. He askes his mother and father can he have a pet to play with because no one else wants to play with him. His mother and father says they will get him a bird. When go to the pet store Fudge gets to pick it out.If you continue reading you will find out the crazy things Fudge gets into with the bird.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The Best Book Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Helarious, Fun, adventures are great. People who like funny things get this book now!!

P.S. This has nothing to do with this book but, Get an Xbox!!

Published on Mar 18 2004 by Winston

5.0 out of 5 stars Great book, but FYI: contains the "truth about Santa"...
I read this book along side my 5 year old who's reading Double Fudge. Because he's reading at 4th grade level, we've been searching for books that are just right for him. Read more
Published on Jan 12 2004 by 2boys_enough

5.0 out of 5 stars super fudge
super fudge by judy blume was one of the best books i have read all year. the book was about a wonderful but complicated family. Read more
Published on Dec 9 2003

5.0 out of 5 stars Superfudge, by Judy Blume
"Superfudge," by Judy Blume, is a great book. I have read the book Superfudge many times before, and time after time it makes me laugh. Read more
Published on Dec 9 2003

5.0 out of 5 stars An A+ Book
Muna El-Taha , third grade
Peter Hatcher's biggest problem is Fudge. Why Fudge? Because he's ruining Peter's life. Read more
Published on Jun 5 2003

4.0 out of 5 stars Superfudge
Has your life been so complicated you want to get out of it?
Well that's the problem Peter Hatcher has. He has an annoying little brother named Farley Drexl Hatcher. Read more
Published on Jun 3 2003 by Emily Rand

3.0 out of 5 stars ok
i didn't like judy blumes book superfudge i have however read other books of her and thought they were fantastic! Read more
Published on May 17 2003

4.0 out of 5 stars Super Fudge for older children
My second grader and I read Tales of a Forth Grade Nothing together and loved it. I assumed Super Fudge would be about the same. Read more
Published on Oct 22 2002

4.0 out of 5 stars Good Fudge! But Not Super.
I found Superfudge to be a good read, but not hilarious. In particular, what I liked about this book was that it showed a sibling rivalry and how it turns out. Read more
Published on Aug 26 2002

4.0 out of 5 stars Two generations have enjoyed it
I read this when I was a pre-teen and now my daughter, an 8-year-old enjoys it. She read the three Superfudge books and gave positive feedback and she isn't always a proactive... Read more
Published on July 17 2002 by Meryl K. Evans

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