I like it

This could be really good. I'd really like to see what you could do with this further. I used to love this series when I was little. Keep up the great work; you're doing awesome!

Not bad so far.

This is great! Is swear it was Judy Blume

Good characterization. Please continue.

Wow, I've been a fan of Judy Blume's Fudge books since I first read them in my 6th grade elementary class (I was 10/11 years old), 8-ish years ago today. I related well to Peter because my family had just moved to a new house in a new neighborhood, which also meant - you guessed it, a new school for me to begrudgingly attend. I have a little brother who REALLY got on my nerves. I always had to watch him because my mom worked in a hospital and dad was in another country. When I became a teenager, babysitting him often led to me sacrificing a great deal of a potential social life.

I'm 18 now, and my younger brother is 14, yet your stories still speak to me. They still take me back. It's like the long-awaited follow-up that Judy (bless her) never really got around to writing. I think it's been a while since you updated, but let me just say, the characterization here was dead-on.

Pls continue, I want to know what happenes

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NOW

Why did you stop?! D:

so what are the going to call this baby? Gumdrop... Lolly...Taffy?

Dude why did you stop? This is ACTUALLY interesting. If you're not going to continue this story, can I take the concept and create my own similar to this? :D:D:D

I really love this your style of writing is really good! I am exited to know whats going to happen next with these characters. With the new baby sister that Peter, Fudge, and Tootsie will have.I saw this a couple of days ago. I was exited to read it and when I got to the end I wanted to read more. Please continue!

Hey, nice story.

Please update fast can't wait to read the next chapter.

Good luck! :)

I really do love this :D

UPDATE NOW! Please _

I think this story is great. I'm hanging on hearing the rest of it. The style of writing is so similar to the way Judy Blume writes that I almost forgot it wasn't by her.