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Judy Blume

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This article is about the character. For the guest star, see Judy Blume.
Judy Blume
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Character Information
Gender:
Female ♀
Status:
Alive
Hair: Brown
Occupation: Author
First mentioned: "Rednecks and Broomsticks"
First appearance: "D'oh Canada"
Voiced by: Herself


Judy Blume is an American author.

History[edit]

When Clancy Wiggum felt sorry for the Wiccans crammed in the back seat he asked Lou to toss them a Judy Blume novel. Lou told him that all he had was Wifey. Clancy was mad for as budget cuts meant they had nothing with kids in it.[1]

When thinking about the good things America had, Lisa imagined Judy Blume. Lisa told Judy Blume that she owned all her books. Judy Blume then told Lisa it was normal to have awkward new feelings about your country and that Lisa is one of her favorite readers. She then welcomed Lisa home.[2]

Lisa was planning to take out the works of Judy Blume at the Springfield Public Library.[3]

After Willie had read all pf Judy Blumes books, one of them was Blubber at the school library he had read all everything in the library.[4]

Her book Superfudge was in Lisa's "Made for the shade" summertime reading list.[5]

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