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Tales of a Forth Grade Nothing
By Judy Blume
Publisher: Puffin books
Book No: 35090 33953
Summary:
This is a story of “I” who has a brother whom he hoped that was never borned. He won a turtle in a lucky draw at his friend’s birthday party, and decided to name it “Dribble”.
However, his mother dislikes it. They also had a neighbour who is also a classmate of the author. Her name is Sheila. She often helps people but makes everything “upside−down”. Fudge, the author’s little brother, has three other fiends too, who are Jennie, Ralph and Sam. Fudge always gets into trouble but his brother always tries to save him from it.
Thoughts after reading:
I feel that this book is very interesting. They described the characters very well and i could imagine how they looked like. I feel that the author in this story was very helpful and caring towards his younger brother even though he has the opposite feeling in mind. I would not mind reading this book again!
Written by Pang Hui Yu, 2E1
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