In this replay of episode 9 Sarah talks about 3 books with young, male protagonists.  First, she looks at the Fudge Series by Judy Blume, which centers on Peter and his little brother "Fudge."  Fudge is little, cute, and opinionated, 3 things that drive Peter up the wall.  Next, she talks about How to Eat Fried Worms by Thomas Rockwell where two boys make a bet that one of them can't eat 15 worms in 15 days.  Grossness and hilarity ensue.  Finally, she talks about the first book in Rachel Renee Russell's new series.  Her protagonist is Max Crumbly, and things start out a little rough for him when he gets shoved in his locker by the class bully, but what Max does next makes him a fun and unlikely hero.

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