The Beloved Judy Blume
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Have you read any Judy Blume books?
Yes, I've read a bunch of them. I was going down the list checking off the ones I've read.
Oh, interesting. Me too. I had a feeling you hadn't for some reason.
Because I'm soulless and robotic?
Meat mart. Yeah, I bet you we've read a lot of the same ones, so let's go over that.
I bet too. Oh, right now? Okay, you ready? Yeah. We'll say them all at the same time.
No, you say yours, and I'll say whether that's one of mine.
All right. Freckle Juice.
Did not read that one.
I did. It was a good one. I'm going to say that about all of them. Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.
I did read that.
I did, too, but I didn't remember what that was about, and I didn't go look it up. Okay. Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great.
I read that.
That was a good one. Blubber is the one, aside from Are You There, God, It's Me, Margaret, that I remember the most.
Yeah, I read both of those.
And then I think that was it for me.
All right. I think I read all of the, I read Then Again, Maybe I Won't.
Okay.
And I also read Super Fudge.
Oh, I did too. I'm sorry. I did too. I read Super Fudge.
Yeah. So I think I read six or seven of these.
And I had a question mark next to Then Again, Maybe I Won't. I may have read that one or I just may have been aware of it.
Yeah. And then the one, what is it? Tiger Eyes sounded familiar, but I'm not sure if I read those. But I think like, you know, one reason I wanted to ask, because I think Judy Blume and her books get associated with young girls. Sure. And I was like, was I an outlier because I read six or seven Judy Blume books and like loved them all or, you know, maybe we're both outliers.
I don't think so.
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