10. Rachael Robinson, Sheila Tubman, Margaret Simon, and Fudge.
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Judy Blume
When Judy Blume started writing in the early seventies, children's books did not often address such topics as divorce, death, racism and sexuality. Blume consistently pushes the boundary of which subjects should be "taboo" in books aimed at children and teens, and she has paid a price for it. Her books are often censored by parent groups, and banned by school libraries. The response of the children themselves, however, is more positive. Judy Blume's books are still very popular, although some are more than thirty years old. She has written a book, "Letters to Judy (what your kids wish they could tell you)" (1986), about some of the letters she has received over the years. Again and again, the children write of how they felt that they were alone with their problems, and what a relief it was to find a book about someone going through the same difficulty.
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