Candy Bunny Reader

A much shorter post today. She's probably the most popular middle grade and YA author of all time! When I was a kid, I read three of Judy Blume's books: Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing, Are You There God? It's me. Margaret , and It's Not the End of the World . I love all three of them!  I tried reading Iggie's House a while ago, but I didn't like it very much. I actually DNF'd it. But now I have almost all of her books on my TBR! I especially want to read the rest of the Fudge series.  Did you know she's written a couple of books for adults, too? I am thinking about checking them out.  I found out there is a nonfiction book that came out recently by Rachelle Bergenstein that details Judy Blume and her impact on children's literature. It's called The Genius of Judy . There's also a documentary movie that came out last year about her impact on young adult literature called J udy Blume Forever (not to be confused with her book of the same name). 

  More books I've read during my lifetime that need more love on the Internet. Tell me your favorite underrated books!  Starting with this part, I will instead give 1 sentence summaries of what the books are about. If you want longer summaries, you can click on the book's title to take you to its Goodreads page.  Here are parts 1-6 if you missed them: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 And here's Part 7's list: 1. It's Not the End of the World by Judy Blume. A classic YA book about a girl dealing with her parent's recent divorce. 2. The Last Cherry Blossom by Kathleen Burkinshaw A YA historical fiction book loosely based off the the author's mother's experience during and after WW2 in Japan.  3. Absolutely Normal Chaos by Sharon Creech A middle grade book told in diary format of a girl's unforgettable summer--mostly focused on her cousin trying to find his birth father.  4. Amelia's Notebook series by Marissa Moss This colorful, funny, and...