Smart Women

By: Judy Blume

Narrated by: Kristen Sieh, Judy Blume

Two thirtysomethings try to find their way through the complications of post-marriage love in this beloved novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Judy Blume.

Margo and B.B. are each divorced, and each is trying to reinvent her life in Colorado—while their respective teenage daughters look on with a mixture of humor and horror. But even smart women sometimes have a lot to learn—and they will, when B.B.’s ex-husband moves in next door to Margo...

Includes a New Introduction by the Author

Critic reviews

Praise for Smart Women

“Filled with good insights and great, quotable one-liners...Men are always asking what women like and don’t like, want and don’t want. Why don’t they read Judy Blume and find out?”—The Washington Post

“Emotionally satisfying...compulsively readable…triggers both laughter and tears...you’ll be utterly captivated.”—Working Woman

“Blume’s sensitivity to a child’s viewpoint elevates this book...the children are splendid in their richness.”—The New York Times Book Review

Love Judy Blume

This author is just ahead of her time. She took a lot of hits for her books but they are always entertaining and fun to hear. So happy that she wrote some for grown up girls! Thank you, Judy. You will be sorely missed!

Great story and reader

Judy Blume has not lost a thing over the years. Excellent story about the complications of blending families. And I will definitely look for other books using this reader.

Great read

I love Blume’s adult novels. Very entertaining story made better by the narrator. Easy to follow and captivating.

love it!

it's literally like having the book read out to you by the entire cast! love Margo, Andrew, Michelle, Stuart, Sara and Francine! 💙💙💙💙💙

Pretty good

I liked the "preview" that Judy Blume did beore the book started - it helped to understand where she was going with the book and why. This book is very much so about just "plain old" life....the struggles most of have throughout our lives. I appreciated this for the most part, but, maybe because I'm in a rough patch of life, it sometimes got depressing, but, again, that's life.

There were lots of mysteries in one book, and told lots of perspectives, which always makes a book engaging. I loved the "old school flashbacks"...person to person calls and references to tv shows like Laverne and Shirley and Mork and Mindy. There were times this book made me laugh out loud and had tears running down my face, but sometimes, it just wasn't super exciting to read/look forward to.