Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing

from MrsMariaUWG

The first in a series of "Fudge" books, this book is sure to get your students excited about reading. Most chapters provide comic relief as an annoying little brother causes light-hearted trouble with the family. I find myself laughing as I read this book to my third graders.

from lep119

Living with his little brother, Fudge, makes Peter Hatcher feel like a fourth grade nothing. Whether Fudge is throwing a temper tantrum in a shoe story, smearing mashed potatoes on the walls at Hamburger Heaven, or scribbling all over Peter's homework, he's never far from trouble. He's a two-year...

from Raeyinn

There's a reason why Judy Blume is a famous children's author. This book is fabulous. My son can't get enough of it. It is the type of chapter book that has a cohesive story throughout. That type of book is very good for kids to read. "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" can help kids practice incre...

from kbrash1

Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing was a very entertaining story. I had never read a Judy Blume book before, and I was pleasantly surprised. In my opinion, there are three key aspects of this book that made it really intriguing. First, the main characters were developed well and I really felt like I...

from koeniel

Nine year old Peter is an ordinary little boy who has to put up with his two year old brother Fudge. Not only Fudge is very naughty and can't keep his hands off his older brother's stuff, he is annoying because everyone, including mum and dad, seems to love him better and hence tolerates his naug...