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Letters to Judy

by Judy Blume · 1986

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Judy Blume is the phenomenal author who has more than 35 million copies of her paperbacks in print. She has achieved multimillion-copy sales with her adult novels—Smart Women and Wifey—as well as her young adult novel Forever and fourteen children's titles. In Letters to Judy, she answers the questions and worries that concern parents and kids most.

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