I got 82% as well, but many of these were guesses. Embarassingly, the one I read most recently (i.e. last year, as opposed to the late 1980s) was Blubber and I got the answer to that one wrong. #judyblume
I'm probably the only Jezzie who has never read the majority of Judy Blume books. I was too obsessed with Goosebumps and BSC. Is it too late to start? #judyblume
@HadwinBabazoid: Nope. They really are that good and the characters of the parents and teachers are also really well-drawn, in a way a younger person wouldn't necessarily appreciate. #judyblume
My question is how it is that amongst all the things I have added to my brain since, I was so certain that Henry was the elevator operator. Why do I remember that? #judyblume
73%, but that's because I hadn't read Just as Long as We’re Together and It’s Not the End of the World?. Mostly. Also because I couldn't remember a few details from Sally J. Freedman. I credit "Fine Lines" for jarring the rest of the memories loose. #judyblume
Ok, but see I would have gotten a higher score if those REVISIONISTS hadn't totally left out Tiger Eyes. I'll see you cuando los lagartos corren, suckas! #judyblume
@solaana: That was one I didn't read until I was an adult, and I'm kind of glad I didn't as a kid. I appreciated it so much more as an adult, seeing things through her mother's eyes, and really appreciating what paranoid nutjobs her aunt and uncle were (even though I feel sorry for them too). I think when you're a kid, everyone comes off like that to you. #judyblume
@TheFormerJuneBronson: Yeah I think I was right in that super-selfish phase, so I was totally on Davey's side - but you think about it and a girl dealing with her dad's murder is pretty heavy stuff for a kid either way.
But then again: Wolf. Ahhhh...Wolf. We had good times, tu y yo. #judyblume
82%. I missed one of the Sally J Freedman questions, and I didn't know to whom INTEOTW was dedicated. Now I want to goof off and read all of these again instead of doing work that absolutely must be done tonight. #judyblume
64%. Never read Deenie, never read It's Not the End of the World, and I thought the Fudge elevator operator question threw me. I remembered Henry as the brother's name. #judyblume
@pandorasmuse: The brother's name is Peter. I know this because I purposely bought copies of the Fudge series and continue to read them - at age 28. I also read Beverly Cleary's Ramona books in the bathtub from time to time. #judyblume
Alright, I've never read a Judy Blume Book (don't stone me!) but I got 45%
I got the thing about Ralph, the one about Sally's phone, the one about Hitler, the one about Mouse Ellis, and the thing about increased bust size. #judyblume
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(Also, 64%. But I'll never forget Benjamin Moore.) #judyblume
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My question is how it is that amongst all the things I have added to my brain since, I was so certain that Henry was the elevator operator. Why do I remember that? #judyblume
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But then again: Wolf. Ahhhh...Wolf. We had good times, tu y yo. #judyblume
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I got the thing about Ralph, the one about Sally's phone, the one about Hitler, the one about Mouse Ellis, and the thing about increased bust size. #judyblume
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