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We had a wonderful Calico cat who lived to be sixteen. Now our children have the pets and we get to visit them. Amanda has a dozen horses, three dogs, and five cats. Randy has one cat, and another who sometimes stays over.
- What is Judy Blume's favorite animal?
- How old is Judy Blume now?
- Is Judy Blume still relevant?
- How many pets did Judy Blume have?
- Where does Judy Blume currently live?
- Where was Christopher Paul Curtis raised?
- Are Judy Blume books appropriate?
- Does Judy Blume own a bookstore?
- Will Judy Blume write more fudge books?
- Are Judy Blume books bad?
- Are You There God Its Me Margaret banned?
What is Judy Blume's favorite animal?
“I LOVE DOGS but I don't have one right now. So these are my dogs, on the left, riding in their jazzy convertible. I bought this in Santa Fe years ago. And now I have my own little convertible, and I feel like one of these dogs driving it.
How old is Judy Blume now?
Now 83, Blume no longer writes books, instead working to fight book censorship, for libraries and in the nonprofit bookstore in Key West she co-founded with her husband.
Is Judy Blume still relevant?
The issues explored by Blume were relevant when they were published in each of her books since her debut in 1969, and they are still relevant today.
How many pets did Judy Blume have?
We had a wonderful Calico cat who lived to be sixteen. Now our children have the pets and we get to visit them. Amanda has a dozen horses, three dogs, and five cats. Randy has one cat, and another who sometimes stays over.
Where does Judy Blume currently live?
Having divorced her first husband, Blume lives in Key West, Florida, with her second husband, George Cooper, also a writer. They were married in 1987. Judy Blume continues to write for children and adults. She is also involved in a new project adopting her earlier children's novels into home videos.
Where was Christopher Paul Curtis raised?
The second oldest of five siblings, Christopher was born and raised in Flint, Michigan which has been used as a prominent setting in several stories including The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963 and Bucking the Sarge.
Are Judy Blume books appropriate?
As her readers know, Blume excels at tween fiction. However, she's written books for folks of all ages. Blubber captures the feelings of being an awkward 5th-grader, while Forever pays tribute to the thrill of a first romantic relationship.
Does Judy Blume own a bookstore?
The Story So Far
Books & Books @The Studios of Key West is the brainchild of a small group of local booklovers, led by George Cooper, who previously founded the Tropic Cinema, and his wife, the beloved writer Judy Blume. ... Books & Books is the one of the leading independent booksellers in America.
Will Judy Blume write more fudge books?
And then one summer, while vacationing in Maine, I decided that I'd do one last book--a reunion story that would bring all the characters together in a summer house in Maine. So I wrote Fudge-a-mania and said, 'That is it. I will never write another Fudge book.
Are Judy Blume books bad?
Blume has the dubious distinction of being one of the most banned writers in America. In fact, challenges and bans to her books still happen frequently; as a result, in some towns, it is actually harder for kids to get access to her books now than when they were written.
Are You There God Its Me Margaret banned?
Because it tackles puberty and teen sexuality, the book is also one of the most challenged and banned. When Judy Blume was a young teen, she did many of the things her classic character Margaret would later do.
