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Judy Blume's Super Fudge
Today I read a book called "super fudge" by Judy blumE. In this book so far they talk about their parents giving some big news. turns out that for Pete it wasn't good but it sure was big news some what surprising while they were sitting at the table Peters mom said "she was pregnant. "Peter wasn't very happy with this, so he ran upstairs to his room. He didn't want anyone to talk him.
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