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'''Description of Artwork:''' Judy Blume is a reknown adolescent book writer. Her first controversial novel, [''[Are you there, God? It's Me, Margaret'']] (1970), is a reflection by a 12-year-old girl on subjects like large breasts and menstruation. Her novel ''Deenie'' (1973) includes female masturbation, ''Blubber'' (1974)has a bullying heroine and ''Forever'' (1975) includes adolescent sexual intercourse. <P>

'''Description of Artwork:''' Judy Blume is a reknown adolescent book writer. Her first controversial novel, ''Are you there, God? It's Me, Margaret'' (1970), is a reflection by a 12-year-old girl on subjects like large breasts and menstruation. Her novel ''Deenie'' (1973) includes female masturbation, ''Blubber'' (1974)has a bullying heroine and ''Forever'' (1975) includes adolescent sexual intercourse. <P>

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	'''Description of Artwork:''' Judy Blume is a reknown adolescent book writer. Her first controversial novel, [''[Are you there, God? It's Me, Margaret'']] (1970), is a reflection by a 12-year-old girl on subjects like large breasts and menstruation. Her novel ''Deenie'' (1973) includes female masturbation, ''Blubber'' (1974)has a bullying heroine and ''Forever'' (1975) includes adolescent sexual intercourse. <P>		'''Description of Artwork:''' Judy Blume is a reknown adolescent book writer. Her first controversial novel, ''Are you there, God? It's Me, Margaret'' (1970), is a reflection by a 12-year-old girl on subjects like large breasts and menstruation. Her novel ''Deenie'' (1973) includes female masturbation, ''Blubber'' (1974)has a bullying heroine and ''Forever'' (1975) includes adolescent sexual intercourse. <P>