Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing

De: Judy Blume

Narrado por: Judy Blume

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 store, 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-old terror who gets away with everything, and Peter's had enough.

When Fudge walks off with Dribble, Peter's pet turtle, it's the last straw. Peter has put up with Fudge for too long. How can he get his parents to pay attention to him for a change?

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"It should be true that the author is the best narrator of his/her own work, and Blume more than fulfills this expectation. In a children's title, it's especially grand if the reader can capture all of the bratty, sweet, and simple nuances of the little characters. Blume is great as the parents, pretentious boss, and older brother, and she outdoes herself with two-year-old Fudge. She throws the perfect temper tantrum and cajoles adults with the best of them. All listeners, regardless of age, can identify with the exasperation of the older child who's often called upon to parent." (AudioFile)

Great family audiobook

I listened to this audio book with my nine-year-old son and we loved it! We can't wait to go onto the next Judy Blume book.

One of my favorites of all time!!

What better way to listen to the antics of Fudgie than to hear the author read it herself!! My best school memory is hearing Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing read aloud in class. Love this book!

It’s quite an interesting book

The story was great, and odd, and somewhat relatable. I enjoyed reading it and I read it three times because I liked it that much. The narrator’s voice sounded... interesting. Like the sound a pillow makes when you hit it. It’s was kind of breathy and slow. I don’t know why I’m including this in the review, I just felt like saying it 🤷🏻‍♀️

Love it ❤️😍🥰

This book amazing !!!!!!!!!!
I love it 🧡💛❤️🧡💛❤️🧡💛❤️
It is the best book I have ever read😍😻

walk down memory lane

I was SUCH a Judy Blume fan when I was younger. I think I read just about every J. Blume book, but the Superfudge series was by far my favorite! I loved these so much I turned both my daughter and niece on to these silly stories and made little readers out of them, they loved them all, especially Fudge & Freckle Juice! I'd recommend this series and just about anything Judy Blume to any young reader. You won't regret it, young ones, you'll enjoy the crazy adventures of Peter Hatcher & his silly brother Fudge!

The chapter birthday bash

Fudge teeth came out And he was bloody and They talk mean to each other

good book!!!!!!😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩😺😺😺

I agree with Peter because I have a younger sister and she is so annoying and she always gets her way!!!!!

AWESOME 👏!!!!!!!!!!!!

Everything about it is AMAZING!!! ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️ LOVE IT 😍 Part where Fudge ate Dribble was hilarious 😂! Super narration too! 😝

Awesome story

I was sad dribble died but it’s nice too see Peter name his dog turtle for dribble I will miss very much

AMAZING!!

Tales of a fourth grade nothing is a classic. I don't care that it's not "Realistic" and that I couldn't "Relate to it", because it is a funny, lighthearted story. Except.... (spoiler alert) The part where Fudge somehow managed to swallow Peter's turtle, Dribble, although the parents got Peter a dog afterwards, it did not seem like they felt very bad that he lost his pet turtle. But otherwise great!! Funny and lighthearted story.