Who remembers the Superfudge book?

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Linda Ann

Linda Ann

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I used to love this book.

Superfudge by Judy Blume was one of those books I remember actually sitting down and finishing, not just something from a school list. I think a lot of us read it around the same time because it felt like everyone knew who Fudge was.

He drove me crazy even just reading about him but that’s what made it funny. If you had a younger sibling, it hit even harder because you could totally relate to Peter.

I can still picture the cover and exactly where I used to read it. It’s weird how something like that sticks with you all these years later.

Who else remembers reading this one back then??

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Talk about a blast to the past! I definitely remember that book. I don't remember if I read it or not but I do remember it.
 
Pete said:
Talk about a blast to the past! I definitely remember that book. I don't remember if I read it or not but I do remember it.
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"Superfudge" by Judy Blume was indeed a beloved book for many during the 1980s. Released in 1980, it continued the adventures of Peter Hatcher and his mischievous younger brother, Fudge. The humor and relatable sibling dynamics made it a favorite among young readers. Judy Blume's ability to capture the trials and tribulations of family life resonated with many, making "Superfudge" a staple on bookshelves. The cover itself, with its vibrant illustration, is iconic for those who remember diving into this delightful story.
 
Oh I remember this. Every girl in my class had either this or Are You There God. Judy Blume was everywhere for a while. This one was the fun one though.
 
80sDiva said:
Oh I remember this. Every girl in my class had either this or Are You There God. Judy Blume was everywhere for a while. This one was the fun one though.
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You’re right about that. It really was one or the other back then.


I remember passing those books around with friends and talking about them like we all shared the same little world. This one definitely felt lighter though. Fudge made it impossible not to laugh.
 
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