Superfudge

I used this product because I read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing at school, and I started to love the Fudge series

This book series is absolutely wonderful for children to read it keeps them interested in reading and they love them

This is a great book and Judy Blume is a legend. However, if your child believes in Santa you'll want to wait on this one. I found out the hard way.

I loved this book at one point it get to supper funny this book is great for 10 year oldsRead this book to make a laugh

When I was in the 3rd grade in 87 my teacher read is this book. Now 34 yrs later I’m reading this to my 3rd grader. Enough said! If only Fuggie Peter was a real person.

Amazing how some books transcend time. I read Tales of the 4th Grade Nothing with my 8 year old. He was laughing so hard he had tears. We are now working our way through all of the Fudge books. It is great to share characters of my childhood with my own children.

My boys - ages 9 and 6 - (and me!!) love this book series. It engages my 6 year old when I read it and he is hard to please when it comes to books...or sitting still! My 9 year old really enjoys it too. Went back and bought the other 3 books of the fudge series.

Who doesn't love to read about the hell Fudge pulls & laugh about it.

I love this book. I love the humorous events andFudge's silly actions. It's so funny and interesting too. It doesn't have a theme but it's a mix of them. I didn't like to read before this I hated it but now reading the fudge series books it is constant.

Love book, full of charming stories. It's perfect to read to the children before bed time.I did enjoy reading it

Boy loved it, couldnt stop laughing

Judy Blume is always good for young people ... but if your young person does not know the truth about Santa... they will find out in this book ...

I bought this book to read aloud to my daughter, who is just starting to read herself. I had very fond memories of reading this book myself as a child. It's a fun book to read aloud, although I did have to edit out the word "stupid" a few times (my daughter is five).