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What memories did Beverly Cleary have about first grade? Why did she become such an acute observer during that school year?
Explain the misunderstanding that caused Blume's book <i>Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.</i> to be shelved with the Bibles at one bookstore.
How did Judy Blume first get into writing? Include details that explain how she learned about the opportunity and why she sought it?
Characterize Beverly Cleary based on information from Leonard Marcus's interview.
If you could have lunch with one of these three authors, who would you pick, and why?
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