So this book was copy rite a long time ago so long ago that my grandma gave it to my mom when she was just a pre-teen. My mom then with her great communication skills gave me this when i was 11 or so to 'clear some questions' she also expected that i learn about what life would be like in the coming months of getting this.

this book is out standing. i don't find anything bad about it. every word is very well thought out and it has a lot of humour. also, we can learn from this. it talks about how we grow up and how some people, in this case, margaret, thinks. this will make you smile.

Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret by Judy Blume may just be one of my all-time favorite novels. It's a hilarious story about Margaret Simon, a twelve-year-old girl, growing up in the New York area. She has to move to a new town in Farbrook, New Jersey with her parents, away from her grandmother and is trying very hard to adjust with the problems of becoming a teenager. She is faced with many typical pre-teen issues such as school, cute boys, religion, puberty and other growing up factors. She learns how to deal with boys and other "girl" problems through the process of experiment from the help of her mother, grandmother and friends. Most writers would not dare talk about puberty or issues relating to a girl's physical growth, but Judy Blume talks about these issues with a little humorous spice to it. Even though I'm not a girl and can not relate to Margaret's life, I enjoy reading this book because it talks about realistic issues and problems that made me laugh out loud. Moments like setting up a girl group to talk about cute boys, measuring their breast size, talking about their bra size and if they had their periods yet were just several mirthful moments in the book that made me laughing with tears. Not to reveal too much of the book's detail, but her mother choosing a bra for her at a nearby department store shows an aspect of her growing up, but is also comical to even read about it. This is a great book that talks about learning lessons in life and teaches anyone, especially young teens in how to handle hard choices with a funny style to it. I definitely recommend this book, especially for those young teens out there seeking a companion to relate to.

It's a really good book if your a girl who needs help through the pre-teen years. The book was realistic (in some cases) and that's what I really liked about it. Not a must read but its an ok book (if you're tomboy, I don't really recommend this to you).

This is one of m favourite books. It's a good book about what girls go through in life. I reccomend this book to all girls 10 and up! I know this is a short review but I don't want to spoil anything. Any girl should TOTALLY read it.

It remains one of my favourites a true classic of childhood. Even after 12+ years Im still fond of the connection Margaret feels with god and the creative spirit of the book.

I read this book when i was 11. I lovedit!!!Hope u will to!!!!!

A great book that was passed around in my school in about grade five. It's a rite of passage. It's all about discovering the world around you, trying to understand religion and making sense of the changes in your body. It is THE book to read about menstruation. It's funny and insightful. When I read it as a young girl, I was sure it had been written by someone my age because it was so in tune with young girls and all their conflicts.

Ok girls ,this book is a must have.I am not kidding if you want an inspiring, funny, life story book GET THIS ONE! When an 11 year old girl moves to a new house and a new city with new people, life can seem your life is spinning or about to get sick. This is what would happen to a girl named Margaret.With a weird but fun new Freind, A spoil me rotten kind of grand mother and parents that have religious problems, Margarets head is spinning. she cant figure out what religion she want to be so she speaks to god for some refferences. Lets see what Margaret can do about this amazing and changing life!

This book was great! It shows that alot of girls go through the same things. Puberty can be a confusing and difficult time for many girls and this book sympathizes with girls. I highly recomend it.