Judy Blume
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Sep 13, 2026
RoxyHOST
Oh.
ChuckHOST
Really big in my, it was probably him and Judy Blume were probably the two, you know, Superfudge and all that stuff.
ChuckHOST
But yeah, Ronald Dahl.
ChuckHOST
And then Gene Smart, 74 today.
Phil BrownGUEST
Uh, things like that, you know,
ZachHOST
Sounds like a Judy Blume book.
ZachHOST
Yeah.
ZachHOST
The worst years of my life.
Vicky NotaroGUEST
We had an aspiration for a lot of relatability.
Vicky NotaroGUEST
And the books that I grew up on were from Judy Blume.
Kate DurrantHOST
Oh, Judy Blume, fantastic.
Kate DurrantHOST
So
Vicky NotaroGUEST
much.
Kate DurrantHOST
Oh, do you know what? You'd lock the doors.
Kate DurrantHOST
You'd never let them out again.
Kate DurrantHOST
But funny, you talk about Judy Blume.
TadHOST
okay.
TadHOST
Did you have any kind of like shared book or material that you would show with your friends and stuff? Like, I remember I read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume, Superfudge by Judy Blume, cool.
TadHOST
And then Forever came out and it was like, everybody knew what page all that went.
KaraHOST
And are you there? God, it's me, Margaret.
KaraHOST
That was for us girls like Judy Blume.
KaraHOST
That was definitely.
TadHOST
That was your public Facebook profile.
Jennifer HillierGUEST
My mom is a reader.
Jennifer HillierGUEST
And when I was a kid, I read a lot of Ramona Quimby, Beverly Cleary, Judy Blume.
Jennifer HillierGUEST
I then made the jump into Sweet Valley High as a tween.
Jennifer HillierGUEST
I loved Sweet Valley High books.
Gordon KormanGUEST
So it might have a freshness.
Gordon KormanGUEST
I was in grade four the year a very old Judy Blume book called Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing came out.
Gordon KormanGUEST
And I bet many of your listeners of all ages read that book at some point in their lives.
Gordon KormanGUEST
And I remember in my class, it was just a thing, right? It was like, I can't believe that we figured stories were all about I don't know, some guy living in England.
TadHOST
okay.
TadHOST
Did you have any kind of like shared book or material that you would show with your friends and stuff? Like, I remember I read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume, Superfudge by Judy Blume, cool.
TadHOST
And then Forever came out and it was like, everybody knew what page all that went to.
KaraHOST
oh yeah and are you there god it's me margaret that was for us girls like judy bloom that was definitely uh
Mary LewisHOST
avid reader I can't go to sleep at night if I don't read at least 10 pages on my tablet on the night mode so it doesn't make me stay awake and so I have questions what was what was the book that what was the book that got you hooked into reading when you were little I
Andrea SlaterGUEST
loved all the Judy Blume books
Mary LewisHOST
mm-hmm
Andrea SlaterGUEST
If I look back, I would have to say, I remember our teacher reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing to us.
Andrea SlaterGUEST
Well, there's like Superfudge and there's like Little Series.
Andrea SlaterGUEST
So I read them.
Andrea SlaterGUEST
And then I swear I had every Judy Blume book there was.
Andrea SlaterGUEST
When I got older, I started like more of like the mystery type books.
NikkiHOST
[laughs]
Dave SmileyHOST
Judy Blume was my favorite-
NikkiHOST
Judy Blume
Dave SmileyHOST
... uh, author.
Dave SmileyHOST
[laughs]
HardyHOST
[laughs] Come on.
Fred ToucherHOST
Judy Blume.
Fred ToucherHOST
All right.
Fred ToucherHOST
Well, uh, I don't know who's playing the halftime show.
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