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asked my teacher to please get me a smaller desk but she said that would makevthe rows uneven. I told my motherbut she says teachers can make the rows any way they want to. What can I do to get somebody to understand?”
Blume’s comments in between the letters offer guidance to youngsters caught in similar circumstances. She generally suggests that they talk it over with a parent. Unfortunately, it’s very clear that Letters to Judy is largely a collection written by children who believe, correctly or mistakenly, that they could never tell a parent what they tell Judy Blume. In fact, she subtitled the book, What your kids wish they could tell you. Letters To Judy is available at the Rappahannock Library and the Royal Oak Bookshop.
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