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Judy Blume
ISBN 9781509806249
Rs. 800
Macmillan Children's Books
Blubber
Who it's for: middle-grade readers and those interested in bullying themes
In Judy Blume's Blubber, fifth-grader Jill Brenner witnesses the systematic bullying of her classmate, Linda, who is targeted for her weight. What begins as a cruel joke escalates into a sustained campaign of humiliation. Jill finds herself caught between her conscience and the desire to fit in, struggling with whether to defend Linda or remain silent.Why You Should Read? Explores the complex dynamics of bullying and its impact on individuals. Examines themes of peer pressure, empathy, and self-esteem through relatable characters. Offers a realistic portrayal of adolescent social hierarchies and moral dilemmas. Written by acclaimed author Judy Blume, renowned for tackling sensitive topics with honesty and insight.
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- Explores bullying dynamics and its impact on individuals
- Examines peer pressure, empathy, and self-esteem
- Realistic portrayal of adolescent social hierarchies
- By acclaimed author Judy Blume, known for tackling sensitive topics
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What is the main plot of Blubber?
The story follows fifth-grader Jill Brenner as she witnesses the systematic bullying of her classmate Linda, who is targeted for her weight. Jill is torn between her conscience and the desire to fit in.
What themes does the book explore?
The book explores themes of bullying, peer pressure, empathy, self-esteem, and moral dilemmas, offering a realistic portrayal of adolescent social dynamics.
Who is the author?
The author is Judy Blume, an acclaimed writer known for tackling sensitive topics with honesty and insight.
What age group is this book suitable for?
It is a children's book, suitable for middle-grade readers, typically ages 8-12.




