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The title was brought up several times as a nostalgic favorite from the hosts' childhoods, with Ben Mandelker noting he read it in fifth grade and expressing his love for Judy Blume's work. It was mentioned alongside other Blume books as part of a fond recollection of early reading experiences. The overall tone was positive and appreciative of the author’s influence.
Episode: #2199 RHONY Part Two: So It’s My Fault?
This book was mentioned immediately after 'Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing' in relation to Joan Allen's granddaughter named Judith.
Superfudge, also known as the story of Joan Allen's granddaughter's draws.
Episode: RHONJ: The Hens of History
The speaker mentioned reading this book as a child and finding Judy Blume great.
Hello, God. Are you there? It's me. Cookies. Mom, trying to talk to God.
I love Judy Blume because I read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and Superfudge and Blubber.
Episode: RHONJ: The Hens of History
The speaker stated they read this book, acknowledging that Dolores Catania's mother referenced it while talking about Judy Blume's content.
I read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and Superfudge and Blubber.
Episode: RHONJ: The Hens of History
The speaker mentioned reading this book, along with others by Judy Blume, back in fifth grade and having a very positive view of the author.
I read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and Superfudge and Blubber.