Superfudge was interesting because it showed me what happens in other families’ lives. Like how frustrating it is to have a little brother. Peter is the main character, Fudge is his younger brother. They are fighting most of the time. Peter’s main problem is that his parents do not always listen to what he has to say. Peter’s family moves to Princeton without asking him what he thinks. He has to live his best friend Jimmy Fargo behind. Peter finds out that Princeton’s not so bad and he makes a new friend. In the end his whole family sits down and talks about the decision to move back to New York.

 I would recommend this book not to just one person, but to a bunch of people. It was funny too like when Peter and Fudge got in a fight. Fudge woke Peter up early on a Saturday morning and told him it was time for school. AfterPeter figured out it was Saturday he chased Fudge, caught him and held him upside-down until Fudge turned purple.  (available at the Library.)

 Drawing by Ashley '99

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