Judy Blume is my favorite writer-any book ideas?

Question

I'm a teenager and Judy Blume is my favorite author. I've read all the books she's written and especially enjoyed "Forever" "It's not the end of the world" "Tiger eyes" etc... I think i enjoyed them the most because they're easy to relate to and they are also easy to follow along with. Since i have read all of her books, does anyone have any ideas on other authors or books that are somewhat similar in ways to these ones i mentioned?

Thank you tons!!!!
I look forward to reading your answers :)

Answer 1

try these authors
Robert Kimmel Smith
E.L. Konisburg
Jerry Spinelli
George Seldon
Katherine patterson
Also try theses books
After the first Death by Robert Cormier
Driver's Ed and Face on a Milk Cartonby Caroline B. Cooney
Hatchet by Gary Paulsen
Truth about forever by sarah Dressen

Answer 2

Sorry but I have never read a Judy Blume book. But I have been read to. Like 50 pages. But I dont really remember them. But from what I remember it was very boring!

Answer 3

Louise Rennison:

1. Angus, thongs and full frontal snogging: Confessions of Georgia Nicoleson
2. On the brightside, I am now the girlfriend of a Sex God: Further confessions of Georgia Nicholson
3. Knocked out by my NungaNungas: further further confessions of Georgia Nicholson
4. Dancing in my Nuddy Pants: even further confessions of Georgia Nicholson
5.Away Laughing on a fast Camel: even more confessions
6.Then he ate my boy entrancers: more mad marvy confessions
7. Startled by his furry shorts:
8.Love is a many trouserd thing.

Katie Maxwell
1. Love, Life and the pursuit of Hotties
2. The Day my life went down the Loo
3. They wear what under their kelts?
4. What's french for "ew"?

are 2 authors you may find interesting

Answer 4

Harry Potter.

Answer 5

Read "Summer Sisters" by Judy Blume...this one she wrote for adults....

Go to www.teenreads.com....great website...they give reviews, contests, what's coming...

www.bookreporter.com..another great website for books

Answer 6

forever read-alikes
Kisses
Author: Caseley, Judith
Fifteen-year-old Hannah, talented in music but lacking in self-confidence, comes to realize, after several unsuccessful encounters with boys, the importance of being true to oneself and of looking beyond outward appearance.

A. A. Knopf, 1990, 186p.

White romance, A
Author: Hamilton, Virginia, 1936-2002
As her all-Black high school becomes more racially mixed, Tally befriends a White girl who shares her passion for running and becomes romantically involved with a drug dealer.

Philomel Books, 1987, 191p.

Too much T.J
Author: Shannon, Jacqueline
Razz falls hard for T.J. and is shocked when her mother and his father decide to marry, an event which causes her enormous pain and jealousy as she struggles to accept their changed relationship.

Delacorte Press, 1986, 159p.

It's not the end of the world - read alikes
Dear Mr. Henshaw
Illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky
Author: Cleary, Beverly
In his letters to his favorite author, ten-year-old Leigh reveals his problems coping with his parents' divorce, being the new boy in school, and generally finding his own place in the world.

New York: W. Morrow, 1983, 133 p.

Rachel Vellars, how could you?
Author: Fisher, Lois I.
11-year-old Cory changes schools when she goes to live with her father after her parents' divorce, and has some adjustments to make in choosing and holding friendships.

Dodd, Mead, copyright 1984, 157p.

Radio Robert
Author: Fisher, Lois I.
When a sixth-grader begins regularly appearing on his divorced father's radio show, his ad libs about his life affect his relationship with a number of his friends.

Dodd, Mead, copyright 1985, 128p.

Squeaky wheel, The
Author: Smith, Robert Kimmel, 1930-
Moving to a new neighborhood following his parent's divorce, Mark has trouble making new friends and coping with his father's absence.

Delacorte Press, 1990, 182p.

Tiger eyes - read-alikes

Facing the music
Author: Willey, Margaret
Through her love of music and membership in her brother's band, fifteen-year-old Lisa learns to deal with her feelings of abandonment following her mother's death.

New York: Delacorte, 1996, 183 p.

Shadow and light
Author: Bacon, Katharine Jay
Fifteen-year-old Emma looks forward to spending the summer on her beloved grandmother's Vermont farm but is devastated to learn that her grandmother is terminally ill and wants Emma to help her live her last months in peace and dignity.

M. K. McElderry Books, 1987, 197p.

In lane three, Alex Archer
Author: Duder, Tessa
Fifteen-year-old Alex struggles to overcome personal trauma and hardship as she competes with her arch rival for a place on the New Zealand swimming team participating in the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome.

Houghton Mifflin, 1989, copyright 1987, 176 p.

Ring of endless light, A
Author: L'Engle, Madeleine
During the summer her grandfather is dying of leukemia and death seems all around, fifteen-year-old Vicky finds comfort with the pod of dolphins with which she has been doing research.

New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, copyright 1980, 324 p.


After the rain
Author: Mazer, Norma Fox, 1931-
After discovering her grandfather is dying, fifteen-year-old Rachel gets to know him better than ever before and finds the experience bittersweet.

New York: W. Morrow, copyright 1987, 291 p.

Lot like you, A
Author: Pinsker, Judith
An overweight fifteen-year-old receives a shock when she returns to school in the fall and finds that her formally thin heart throb has gained a lot of weight following the death of his mother in an automobile crash.

Bantam Books, 1988, 164p.

Stone silenus, The
Author: Yolen, Jane
A year after her father, a poet who identified with fauns and satyrs, has been found dead in a motel swimming pool, a strange faun-boy appears to Melissa, seeming to be the reincarnation of her beloved father's spirit.

Philomel Books, copyright 1984, 127p.

Elsewhere
Gabrielle Zevin
Author: Zevin, Gabrielle
After fifteen-year-old Liz Hall is hit by a taxi and killed, she finds herself in a place that is both like and unlike Earth, where she must adjust to her new status and figure out how to "live."

New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2005, 288 p.