Blume

• “A movie that addresses the curiosity and anguish of "becoming a woman" could be fantastic, if the story is updated with the same frankness found in Blume's revered novel and not watered down and Disney-fied.”

  The Washington Post: Judy Blume's 'Tiger Eyes' heads to the big screen, prompting the question: Which of her other books should become a movie?

• “Blume is alive and well and working her magic at my house.”

  ALA

• “Edward’s family name Blume was modified to Bloom by his wife at some point in the 1930s; his grandfather had immigrated to England, probably from Russia, and had apparently borrowed the name Blumenthal from a fellow passenger’s passport.”

  Claire Bloom.

• “At 11, it didn't occur to me to take issue with my teachers 'characterisation of Blume and Danziger as "easy reading"; literary muzak.”

  The Huffington Post: Judy Blume And Paula Danzinger Are Worthwhile Too! Nothing's Wrong With 'Teen Fiction'

• “In 1986, Blume published an anthology of letters she had received from readers called Letters to Judy: What Your Kids Wish They Could Tell You as an attempt to help parents see life through their children's eyes.”

  Judith - Highlighted Judiths

• “Blume also established the KIDS Fund in 1981 to develop programs that encourage communication between parents and teens and that foster parent-child discussion through books.”

  Judith - Highlighted Judiths

• “Blume continues to publish in the field of children's literature.”

  Judith - Highlighted Judiths

• “Blacks, who more often make up urban jury pools, are historically less likely to sign off on a death penalty, Blume said.”

  The Huffington Post: Ohio Death Penalty: Rare Capital Punishment Sought In Ohio Fire

• “Blume said a federal jury drawn from whites and blacks in the city, suburbs and rural areas would be more likely to return a death penalty verdict.”

  The Huffington Post: Ohio Death Penalty: Rare Capital Punishment Sought In Ohio Fire

• “According to journalist Mary Blume in her book "A French Affair", La ratte first appeared in the Vilmorin-Andrieux seed catalog in 1880.”

  The Huffington Post: Dave Snyder: Uncommon Ground Rooftop Farm Update: Week 4

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