but when its time to read he actualy enjoys this story

It's a very realistic story like my own teenage

It is a great story, like all of Judy Blume's.

The story was charming and bitter sweet.

A well-written story about a young girl going through puberty.

The writing is predictable, the story is slow and prosaic

Wonderful story, very amusing.

The stories were very funny and varied from the horrific death of Peter's turtle: Dribble, to Fudges involvment in an Orange Juice Add

great story for girls 11 - 13, not 'preachy' just girls talking about growing up and margaret trying to figure out who she is

This is a clean enjoyable story!

*Shudder!*But all that aside, this was a nice story

It felt like the author had about 60-70 pages of REALLY good story but the publisher wanted 100+I wasn't sure we would EVER finish it!

It is a well written story with an number of funny interludes and is definitely directed towards preteen boys who are entering puberty

We raced in before the bell and hung off each word as our beloved new teacher began each day with pages from this wonderful story!

I liked how funny this story was because of Fudge and all the trouble he causes

It's an amazing story it will touch your heart

In its most basic form this entertaining little story is about the normal chaos and havoc of family life

Great story and age appropriate for pre-teens.

What a great story!!!!!!

I really enjoyed this story

Judy Blume is an excellent writer, but this story is kind of shallow

The story itself is not great as there is really no plot line, rather it's more like a collection of short stories

This is a funny story about Peter and his little brother Fudge.

At it's core the story is actually pretty good

sweet story for any preteen girl.

I found the stories quite interesting and amusing

Loved this book as a child, liked it even more sharing the story with my child.

Peter Hatcher is a bit too uptight, you do really wish he could loosen up; the next book is even more serious, but Blume gets it right in later books be focusing on what she does best: tell funny stories about Fudge.

funny story that my daughter loved to read before starting her 4th grade year.

A humorous story that transcends across generations as a nine year old boy tries to find his place within his family as well as the world around him, navigating a younger brother who challenges him at every turn

great story to read with your kids

i really enjoyed the story of an ordinary boy who moved to a big city B-)

Crazy fudgeThis book is awesome .Filed with crazy and fun stories

It's Me, Margaret, is a cute and humorous story of a twelve year old girl standing at the doorstep of puberty, bursting with embarrassing questions and concerns.

It does tell a very lovely story and is quite sweet so I would definitely read it again

Amazing, enlightening, touching story by Judy Blume

The story carries an important lesson with it since our lives, like Tony’s, will be constantly changing.

The story was as funny as I remembered it as a child

This is great story for girls ages 10 – 13

Basically, today's kids may not relate and could find the story boring and unrealistic

A classic story of sibling rivalry, and daily drama, most of which still rings true after all these years.

She giggled and loved the story and the adventures of Margaret

Cute story for preteens

This is a great story to start out he year in your 4th grade classroom

When she called Christmas day my granddaughter told me the same story and gushed through the phone that she wouldn't have to do that anymore because "NOW, I have my OWN copy!

Hilarious my son loved this story

It's Me, Margaret is a beautiful story where any girl between the ages of 10 and 13. can relate to so much

This story made it hard for me to stop reading at night

These hilarious stories are also equal to the rest of the series which I have also read

She is nine and wasn't very fond of this book, but I thought that the story was cute!

Even two year olds would enjoy hearing this funny story!Sebastian

This book is well written and each chapter has a funny story in it.

Very good story!

Depending on how sheltered your pre-teen is, she may still enjoy this story and get a lot out of it

Maybe it's because this book was published in 1970, but this story is insane

I thought that this book was a great book and if you like story's with friendship and growing up I would definitely recommend this book to you

I recommend this book to anyone that loves funny stories that happen in people's life.

The story is accessible and fast-moving, not particularly deep or complicated, and the question of religion is treated more lightly than I'd expected based on the title.

Still great stories to read and funny too.

It's so hard to pick a favorite story

I chose this rating because this book showed an excellent meaning in friendship and the story in a young girls life

Originally published by Scholastic in 1972, the book includes a few dated elements, but the story and main character are so fresh and relevant that I doubt today's kids will care.

This book is sooo funny and the story is great!

Good book and sad book good story

I bought this book to read to my children at bedtime because we had really enjoyed the "Pain and the Great one" stories by the same writer

This is a grand story that has you truly understanding what the protagonist is going through

Great story

It is a well written story that is timeless

I would have loved this story more as a sixth grader than a seventh grader, but I found it an entertaining read full of true-to-life teenage problems

Fun, easy to read with a nice flow, Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, is the story of the day-to-day trials and tribulation of nine-year-old Peter Hatcher.

good story about pre-teen girls and baby boomers will walk down memory lane as they read the story

But for older girls who enjoy teen stories and want to read a book that doesn't purposely exclude the truth about some of the facts of growing up, then I recommend this dramatic, sometimes-over-the-top, entertaining story.

This is a beautiful story and I can't wait to pass this book on to my children someday.

This book was an honest story about being a girl in those awkward pre-teen years.

She eventually gets her period, and tells her mom, and that's about where our heroic little awesome story ends.

We all enjoyed the story!

Great story, quick read, and update for the 21st century (no more sanitary napkin belts.

Good wholesome story & an author you can trust.

Nothing is smart, funny, insightful, and a great story

Judy Blume creates a beautiful and captivating story for young teenage girls and sends a silent message telling them that whenever they felt slow T growing or weird, every other girl around her felt the exact same way

Great story!

This is typically the age group Judy Blume specializes in, and I remember this book (and many other Judy Bloom) as being a very enjoyable story for me as a pre - teen and a very young one

Humor and a great story line

This was a very humorous story about a mischievous three year old, Fudge

This is a delightful story of a boy names Peter and his baby brother Fudge.

Not quite a modern-day story anymore, but still easy to relate to.

This is a delightful story of a girl (11), Margaret, becoming a young woman

the story was good and short enough for a 9 yr old.

A well-written story with well-developed characters, this book is on any number of must-read lists for teens.

Cute story of the thought processes, challenges and trials of a young girl just entering adolescence

I loved this story so much that, at 46 years old, I still have the book that I read at 11 in my bookcase.

Originally published by Scholastic in 1972, the book includes a few dated elements, but the story and main character are so fresh and relevant that I doubt today's kids will care.

He reads to his siblings who enjoy the story as well.

A sweet story of a girl who just wants to grow up

However, my own daughter complained that the story is too shallow.

This was one of my favorite stories that I read by Judy Blume

My kids, ages 5 and 7, loved hearing this story

I recommend this book to anyone that loves funny stories that happen in people's life.

I WON’T reads like an uninspired memoir

Sometimes I didn`t like Nancy for not telling the truth or making fun of Margaret

n’t approve of how Margaret’s grandmother spoiled her with private schools and many more things.

I WON’T is actually a coming of age story

Judy Blume creates a beautiful and captivating story for young teenage girls and sends a silent message telling them that whenever they felt slow T growing or weird, every other girl around her felt the exact same way

I WON’T is a pretty good novel about a pubescent boy growing up in New York in the seventies