Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
A young boy struggles to cope with the challenges of having a pesky little brother who gets into all sorts of trouble, while navigating the ups and downs of childhood and family life
Book Series · 5 Books
In order from Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing to Double Fudge.
A young boy struggles to cope with the challenges of having a pesky little brother who gets into all sorts of trouble, while navigating the ups and downs of childhood and family life
5 books · Published 1972–2002
A young boy struggles to cope with the challenges of having a pesky little brother who gets into all sorts of trouble, while navigating the ups and downs of childhood and family life
A young girl navigates the challenges of summer camp and learning to swim.
A family moves from New York City to Princeton, New Jersey, and the kids have to adjust to their new life.
A family's summer vacation in Maine is filled with unexpected events and surprises.
A young boy navigates the challenges of growing up with a quirky family and a cast of eccentric characters.
There are 5 books in the Fudge series. It began with Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing in 1972, and the newest book, Double Fudge, was published in 2002.
Start with Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #5.
The series is best for ages 7–11, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Double Fudge is the longest book in the series at 39,118 words (240 pages).
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is the shortest at 24,329 words (120 pages).
The authors and illustrators who bring Fudge to life.
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