Are You There God It's Me, Margaret

Since the 1970 publication of 'Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.,' Judy Blume refused all offers for a film adaptation, until Kelly Fremon Craig wrote ...

First and foremost, it’s for the ones who will remember where they were when they read it.” “I wanted it to be for all the women who grew up reading it. And I remember where I was [when I read Margaret]. “When I write I hear the characters, but I don’t see the characters,” Blume said. It’s a fresh, new, appealing, lively design that embodies the energy that has made the novel not only a classic, but a must read for over 50 years.” Chanda believes that the new cover not only supports the movie but will also stand the test of time. And I remember closing the cover and I didn't feel so alone in the world. I was the tallest kid in the class. Brooks (who produced the film along with Blume), she understood that their vision of Margaret matched her own. The director agreed. Chanda said, “It’s important that [Margaret] feel fresh and relevant to modern kids, and doesn’t feel exclusively nostalgic. Since the 1970 publication of her classic coming-of-age novel Are You There God?

All the preteen embarrassments of bras and periods are here, including the "We must increase our bust" chant.

The book that taught many Generation Xers about periods and the infamous "We must, we must, we must increase our bust" chant has become a movie. The trailer dives right into those memorable moments, including a secret club that requires the undeveloped Margaret to wear a bra. It's Me, Margaret, released its first trailer on Thursday, and the brief look shows that the film is staying pretty faithful to the book.

Few authors have captured what it's like to grow up better than Judy Blume, an author that has always been ready for her readers at every stage of growing ...

This is perilous news: A new school, a new neighborhood, and worst of all, puberty, arrive all at once, and being 11 is hard enough as it is. And few of these stories are more beloved than Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, the film adaptation of which looks to capture Blume’s timelessness beautifully.

Bill Nighy has the perfect answer to personal questions; HBO Max has announced their first price hike; Watch the trailer for the movie adaptation of Judy ...

Watch the trailer below. It’s Me, Margaret: The trailer is out for the new movie based on Judy Blume’s famous 1970 novel about a sixth-grade girl named Margaret Simon. [He told me all about procrastination](https://www.moviemaker.com/bill-nighy-procrastinating-living-sundance/) and the dreams of being in a band that he tossed aside for acting. According to the announcement, the increase will “allow us to continue to invest in providing even more culture-defining programming and improving our customer experience for all users.” Bill Nighy has the perfect answer to personal questions; HBO Max has announced their first price hike; Watch the trailer for the movie adaptation of Judy Blume’s classic 1970 book Are You There God? “But if I did, I’d be involving the readers in something very close to gossip, and I know they’d never forgive me for that.”

Watch the trailer for the upcoming adaptation of 'Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret' out April 28 starring Rachel McAdams, Benny Safdie, Kathy Bates, ...

Is there anything more powerful than a tween girl asking you to join her secret club? After watching the trailer for Are You There God? The upcoming film, based on the classic Judy Blume novel from 1970, follows a young girl named Margaret as she struggles with pre-teenage-hood and all that comes with it when her family moves from New York to the suburbs of New Jersey.

After fifty years, Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret is finally coming to theaters in a film adaptation. Lionsgate brings us the trailer.

[But in 2018 she allowed the rights to be sold](https://movieweb.com/are-you-there-god-its-me-margaret-movie-judy-blume/). Her connection to God is special, and she always opens her prayers with the titular phrase “Are you there, God? The first draft came out quickly and spontaneously, in about six weeks. While the book wasn’t exactly an autobiography, she always felt a strong connection to the character of Margaret. Her previous directing credit (and directorial debut), The Edge of Seventeen, which also tackled similar coming-of-age themes. Not only does Margaret have to adjust to a new school, but she also has to deal with the crazy changes that every young person goes through.