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Title: Am I the only one in the world who hated this book?
Review: Really, I don't get why people think this book is so realistic. Matagret is a sixth grade girl who is flat, and is wrorried she'll never grow. This is sixth grade! And it's not like all her friends are bra-wears; they have the same "problems". Her "crush" is the cutest and meanest boy in class: she doesn't want to like the nice guy who has a crush on her because her friends hate him. She and her mom are best friends, and the most un-realustic deal: she's imature, flat, never kissed, and doesn't have her period at the beging of the book, and by the end all has passed. Please. Also, it seems as though Judy Blume has tried to cram every single thing that happens in puberty in this book and it drags. Don't read this book if you're looking for real life.
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