This book is interesting because of how the characters act. This book is funny you will love it. The funny part was when Fudge wanted to be a bird. He was with his mom at the park and his mom went to go turn off the stove in the kichen. So she asked Sheila to take care Fudge for a moment. Then Peter and Jimmy came. Then Sheila, Peter,and Jimmy were talking and Fudge was acting like a bird and he fell off the monkey bars. His teeth fell out and he started to cry. Sheila was saying it's all my fault and I'm in trouble. At the end of the book Fudge ate Dribble, Peters turtle, and had to go to the hospital. review by Poleth O.
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In our media center we have twelve Judy Blume books. If you enjoyed Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, you may want to choose another book by the same author.
Posted by: Mrs. Hollack | March 05, 2008 at 10:41 AM