The loving, intimate documentary Judy Blume Forever gives the author her flowers. TaraDBennett's review:
If you’re of a certain age where the monthly Scholastic Book Club flyers being dropped on your school desk was akin to a spiritual moment, then Judy Blume is likely a formative figure in your growing up. Her books were a constant in the Club’s rotation, thriving way past their release date cycle to welcome generations of young readers into a life-long love of reading. She had an amazing array of entry points to her work too. For all genders, there werebooks that were page-turners.
The documentary gives us the life story of Blume, from childhood to now, presenting a fully-formed human looking back on a stellar career that just happened to reinvent young adult fiction. For those who just know Blume’s bibliography, this is a fascinating connector of the writer to her works as it pulls back the curtain on the events and experiences that inspired some of her most famous books.
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