When did Judy Blume get married?
1987 (George Cooper)
1975 (Thomas A. Kitchens)August 15, 1959 (John M. Blume)
Judy Blume/Wedding dates
They divorced in 1978. A few years later, a mutual friend introduced her to George Cooper, a former law professor turned non-fiction writer. Blume and Cooper were married in 1987. Cooper has one daughter from a previous marriage, Amanda, to whom Blume is very close.
What is Judy Blume’s real name?
Judith Sussman
Judy Blume was born Judith Sussman on February 12, 1938, in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
What is Judy Blume’s maiden name?
Judy Sussman
Judy Blume, née Judy Sussman, (born February 12, 1938, Elizabeth, New Jersey, U.S.), American author known for creating juvenile fiction that featured people and situations identifiable to young readers.
What happened to Judy Blume?
Now 83, Blume no longer writes books, instead working to fight book censorship, for libraries and in the nonprofit bookstore in Key West she co-founded with her husband.
What age is appropriate for Judy Blume books?
Amazon.com: Judy Blume – Ages 9 to 12: Books.
Where does Judy Blume currently live?
Having divorced her first husband, Blume lives in Key West, Florida, with her second husband, George Cooper, also a writer. They were married in 1987. Judy Blume continues to write for children and adults. She is also involved in a new project adopting her earlier children’s novels into home videos.
Who are Judy Blume’s parents?
Ralph Sussman
Esther Rosenfeld Sussman
Judy Blume/Parents
Judith Blume was born on February 12, 1938 and grew up in a Jewish family in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She is a daughter of a dentist, Ralph Sussman and a homemaker mother, Esther.
Who is Judy Blume’s publisher?
Judy Blume | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster.
What level is fudge a mania?
| Published on September 30, 1990 | |
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| Age Group: 8 – 12 years | |
| Reading Level: | AR : 3.3 (3.0 Points, Quiz #5220) GLE : 4.5 F&P/GRL : Q DRA : 40 Lexile® measure: 490L |
Where does Judy Blume live now 2021?
And so it amuses her that these days she wakes up in an Eisenhower-era house in Key West, Florida, that seems like the perfect place to bake a tuna casserole. Several years ago Blume and her husband, true-crime writer George Cooper, longtime Key West habitués, happened upon the low-slung 2,500-square-foot abode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vr6zXhxibY