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Judy Blume’s Magnificent Girls (New Yorker)

Many women can tell you when and where they first read a Judy Blume book, but
I'm pretty sure that a lot of them can't remember how exactly they got their
hands on it. That's because, like a beloved pet or a well-worn pair of
sneakers, Judy Blume's books were always just sort of there, part of the
architecture and set dressing of many a young girl's life. Devoured during
recess or pored over under the glow of a mini-flashlight after parents said
their goodnights, Blume's books were dog-eared talismans that, for a
significant segment of the American female population, marked the passage from
childhood to adolescence.

Maybe that's why I felt strangely grumpy when I heard the news that Random
House, one of Blume's longtime publishers, would be releasing a collection of
the writer's most popular titles on e-reader. (The books, which went on sale
yesterday, include such classics as "Deenie," "Blubber," and "Tales of a
Fourth Grade Nothing.") I don't have a problem with e-readers-- I've bought
more books on my Kindle app for iPad in two years than I'd bought in the
previous five years combined--but so much of what made Blume's ...

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