Judy blume net worth

Judy Blume () is an American novelist and a best-selling young adult author, whose works include titles such as Superfudge (), Freckle Juice (), and Are You There God? It&#;s Me, Margaret. ().

Judy Blume was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey, on February 12, , where she has set several of her works.

In , she graduated from NYU with a degree in education.

Judy blume life biography Bradbury, National Review. Judy Blume has won more than 90 literary awards, including three lifetime achievement awards in the United States. Blume and Cooper were married in

Blume began her writing career shortly after, when her children entered elementary school. Her books frequently deal with themes of coming of age, anxiety, religion, confusion, and sexuality. Blume’s works have frequently been met with bans on local and state levels across the United States, and today she is an active member of the National Coalition Against Censorship.

Her works have been an integral part of many people’s childhoods, with 29 novels to her name, and over 85 million copies being sold worldwide.

She was named one of TIME Magazine’s most influential people in

Blume has received many awards and recognitions for her works, such as the addition of her name to the Library of Congress’s Living Legends, the National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, and the American Library Association’s Margaret A.

Edwards Award.

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Judy blume life biography wikipedia Edwards Award Winner". Freedman as Herself. In , Blume published the now frequently banned novel Forever , which was groundbreaking in young adult literature as the first novel to display teen sex as normal. Karolides, The Scarecrow Press, Inc.

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Judy blume life biography book Freedman as Herself. Blume, who had no idea she was breaking any barriers with the novel, was surprised at the efforts to have her book banned from libraries. She divorced her second husband in and moved to New York in George Cooper.

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