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BFF*: Two novels by Judy Blume--Just As Long As We're Together/Here's to You, Rachel Robinson (Best Friends)
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Judy Blume
In this new bind-up, Judy Blume's two stories about three best friends will reach a new set of girls. Stephanie, Rachel and Alison know there will be plenty of family issues, broken hearts, and tough school assignments as they make their way through junior high. But with a good pair of friends, a girl can do anything.
Hardcover, 512 pages
Published
March 27th 2007
by Delacorte Books for Young Readers
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I'd read this when I was little, but I didn't really remember anything about it.*
But this is about Stephanie and Rachel, who have been best friends for basically forever. Then Stephanie starts hanging out with Alison (a new girl) and all of a sudden, they're fighting. And the girls are in middle school, so there's also a slew of first crushes and whatnot. AND there's an example of the worst parenting EVER.** It's really sweet and a good lesson about friendship being important.
There's a sequel...more
But this is about Stephanie and Rachel, who have been best friends for basically forever. Then Stephanie starts hanging out with Alison (a new girl) and all of a sudden, they're fighting. And the girls are in middle school, so there's also a slew of first crushes and whatnot. AND there's an example of the worst parenting EVER.** It's really sweet and a good lesson about friendship being important.
There's a sequel...more
Dec 04, 2011
02SteveeW
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5 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
any girl of any age.
Recommended to 02SteveeW by:
my friend madison.
There is nothing like reading a book with a perfect reality setting. "Just as Long as We're Togetehr", was a splitting image with girls in their first year of Jr. High. Going in thinking you will have all your same friends, and everything will still be the same, tell after the first day. Not only is there more classes in Jr. High compared to Elementry, but there is more of a chance that you will not be in the same classes as your closest friends. Stephiane (the main character), figured that out...more
Wow! This book was wonderful. Do you like finding out suprises in books? Well BFF by:Judy Blume had a lot of suprising moments. What i really loved about this book is that it had 2 volumes. The first volume was from a girl Stephanie's point of view. The second volume was from a girl named Rachel's point of view.Between the 2 volumes they sometimes had common things, and sometimes had totally different things. For example:what they have in common is they both have brothers, they both have a crush...more
The situation in this story is that Stephanie starts to become more closer friends with Alison than Rachel who has been her best friend for years. Rachel starts to get jealous and later becomes best friends with someone else. If I put my self in Rachel's shoes I think I would feel jealous and upset. I would feel upset because every time I try to do something special with my best friend Alison is always in the way. I would feel jealous because Stephanie and Alison have so much in common.Also befo...more
It is such a good book about two bff meeting a new girl one of them wants to be her friend while the other is left out.
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This is an amazing collection if you a) Are a best friend, b) Have ever had a best friend, or c) Have ever been an eleven or twelve year old girl. Both stories are also available in my library as individual books.
Stephanie and Rachel are as different as different can be, and they've ALWAYS been B.F.Fs. Nothing can ever drive them apart, right?
Wrong.
When tiny, mysterious, and popular Alison moves to town, Stephanie and Rachel's friendship gets upended. IS friendship about how long you have kno...more
Stephanie and Rachel are as different as different can be, and they've ALWAYS been B.F.Fs. Nothing can ever drive them apart, right?
Wrong.
When tiny, mysterious, and popular Alison moves to town, Stephanie and Rachel's friendship gets upended. IS friendship about how long you have kno...more
I remember reading Just as long as we're together during elementary school and just loving it!!! Judy BLume has such a way of capturing these coming-of-age characters that make your adolescent years come back all over again.
More great Judy Blume. Middle school, siblings, friends, grade pressure, parents, boys - it's all there. A little too enigmantic about the brother, Charles', issues. I'd say Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
Three girls go from friends to a big knot.They go through lots of obstacles. Blooom understands the concepts of threesome friendships.The three girls struggle from Middle School Drama and have trouble staying BFFs.
Have to admit these books aren't THAT good but I feel so sentimental about them. Especially "Just as long as we're together." Kind of reminds me of the group of girls in Are you there God, it's me Margaret.
Jul 10, 2009
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This book is really weird. I don't like it very much.
Another weird part about it is that the main character is in seventh grade, has braces, and has a sibling that's in fifth grade. (Sound familiar??)
Another weird part about it is that the main character is in seventh grade, has braces, and has a sibling that's in fifth grade. (Sound familiar??)
This book took me back to middle school. It looked all new at the library with its shiny cover and all, but then I realized it was just two of Blume's old novels put together in one book. But, I still read it.....sometimes you just need to read "fluff"! :)
I LOVE this book... I've already read both of the books twice and I would read them again. They are really good and well written. This is clearly a book that deserves 5 stars
I would reccomend this book to girls because its about teenage girls with some complications in thier lives. Stephanie and Rachel are two teenage girls who are best friends untill a new girl named Alison moves in their their neiborhood.
GREAT BOOKS definatley compliment each other very well:)The characters in the book remind me of me and my frined Caroline so much:) Cute little reads:)
Oct 06, 2010
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a nice story book about 3 best friends and how they deal with family,friends, crushes and school. not sure if i'll reread it, though.
This is a great book like all judy blume books. It's about friends sticking together, no matter if it is hard times or not.
Jun 09, 2011
Favor Ogu
marked it as to-read
I really never read this book but it look very interesting. This book seem it about your best friends forever.
This book is perfect for girls aged 11-14.
It is defiently something they will be able to relate too and enjoy!!!
It is defiently something they will be able to relate too and enjoy!!!
Dec 28, 2012
Marian
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These are 2 of my favorite books by Judy Blume, and I just love this binding. The book overall is very sturdy and will probably last a long time, and I love that I can have both of the books in one place.
Loved the characters and the ups and downs of their relationships with each other and their families.
I think this book is really good because it was always interesting which made me want to read more.
THIS IS THE BEST BOOK! I suggest this to all girls who like books!!! :):) :)
Mar 29, 2009
Hearts
marked it as to-read
i can't wait to read this book. i just finished the other one.
Am on page 275 so far and this book is so amazing i wish i could read slow but i already got into it and i can;t slow down its really great
i loved this book because i can compare myself to the character
this book is pretty nice you should read it
this book was AMAZING!!! it wasnt as good as blue is for nightmares sereis but its a close 2nd! i would ave gave it 4 stars but there was alot of unesesary things that kind of made the book boring
BBE (best book ever!!!!)
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Judy Blume spent her childhood in Elizabeth, New Jersey, making up stories inside her head. She has spent her adult years in many places doing the same thing, only now she writes her stories down on paper. Adults as well as children will recognize such Blume titles as: Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret; Blubber; Just as Long as We're Together; and the five book series about the irrepressible Fu...more
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