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August 07, 1998 - Image 80

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1998-08-07

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Rothstein Park •7:30 p.m.

Behind the Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish Community Center
15110 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park

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No admission fee • Bring a blanket or chair

In case of rain, concerts will take place in Jaffe Hall at the JCC

August 9

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Concert series sponsored by:
The Neighborhood Project. Jewish Community Center.
Jewish Federation Apartments. City of Oak Park
and The Detroit Jewish News
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Don't
Be A Drip!

Get Your
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Check out the Plumbers
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Guide.

Judy Blume:
Known for her
corning-of-age
classics for
children, the
best-selling
author is out
with "Summer
Sisters," her third
novelfir adults.

•„:

MOLLY WOULFE
Special to The Jewish News

udy Blume turned 60 this
year, but the best-selling
Jewish author identifies with
the grade-schoolers who have
peopled, and bonded to, her coming-
of-age classics since 1970.
Among the serious issues she's tack-
led over the years: being the child of
an intermarried (Jewish and gentile)
couple in Are You There God? It's Me,
Margaret (which also deals with men-
struation); divorce (It's Not the End of
the World); teen sex (Forever); and
death in the shadow of the Holocaust
(Starring Sally J. Freedman as Herself.
The Nantucket-based writer, whose

Molly Woulfe writes for Copley News
Service.


works have been translated into 20
languages, recently released her third
adult novel, Summer Sisters
(Delacourre Press), which is near the
top of the best-seller lists.

Q: Your new book is your third
adult novel, but you've written 19
books for kids. So it is safe to catego-
rize you as a children's author?
A: Judy No Category That's my
category If I had to choose, I suppose
I would choose to have written about
young people because I identify so
strongly with them.

Q: What's your mental age?
A: Twelve. I identify with that —
an about-to-make-a-passage age.

Q: Summer Sisters is pretty
sophisticated fare for a 12-year-old
— the tale of a rich girl/poor girl

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