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Teacher Appreciation A high school English teacher who had a great reading list and gave his students songwriting assignments encouraged Blume to be creative.
Truck or Trunk? Friend or Fiend? Mis-reading a sentence in a Dick & Jane book in first grade gave Blume some ideas for word play in her books.
Judy Blume has strong feelings about accelerated reader Judy Blume believes matching kids with books based on difficulty rather than content is not the way to engage growing readers.
Judy Blume on communicating through literature Judy Blume explains why she sees books as a gateway to talk to kids about topics that may frighten them, or may be uncomfortable to broach.
Judy Blume thought she was weird Judy Blume was always drawn to stories about real life and was brimming with stories she wanted to tell.
Judy Blume never wants to stop writing after every book Every time she finishes a book, Judy Blume swears it’s her last because the process is so grueling.
The inspiration for Judy Blume's "Fudge" Judy Blume talks about the inspiration for the “Fudge” books.
Judy Blume on developing a love of reading Judy Blume describes growing up in a family that loved to read, and a house filled with books.
