Reviewer: Kelli S. '12

Double Fudge is a great story about a little kid named Fudge and his brother Peter. Fudge always tries to annoy Peter. Fudge is obsessed with money, and even makes his own dollar bills. He calls them "Fudge bucks". Fudge actually thinks that he can buy things with this money. When Fudge finds out that he is not the only Fudge in the world he gets pretty upset.

This book is a wild ride, and it is really funny!

Spring 2005

Reviewer: Buraq K. '12

The Hatcher family has two boys, Fudge and Peter. Fudge, the youngest son, is obsessed with money and wants to be a miser for Halloween. He wants to buy all of the toy stores in the world! So Fudge makes fake money called, "Fudge Bucks!" Peter and his family run into their long, lost cousins who cause all kinds of problems for the Hatcher family. One of the cousins, Mini, lets Fudge's bird out of its cage, and the bird ends up making a mess all over the apartment.

I recommend this book to kids who enjoy reading books with humor.

Fall 2004

Reviewer: Ryan M. '12

Double Fudge is a hilarious, fictional story about a boy named Peter and his five year old brother, Fudge. Peter struggles to survive living with his "life-long headache," AKA, Fudge. Fudge is always annoying Peter. It especially bothers Peter that Fudge is so obessed with money.

I would recommend this book to anyone who likes funny stories. On a scale from 1 to 10, I would rate this book an 8.

Fall 2004

The book I read is called Double Fudge by Judy Blume. [Judy Blume is one of my favorite authors.]

This book is about a teenage boy that has a greedy, annoying little brother. His brother loves money. Loves it!

Peter also now has one of his dad's long lost cousin and his family sleep over for the week. Find out how Peter survives the crises he's in by reading the book.

Winter 2003