Fudge has taken up an obsessive and
greedy love for money and his family decides to take him to the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing in Washington, D.C. to show how money is made hoping that his
obsession would stop there. That plan
doesn't work, and instead they meet up with their long-lost cousins, the Howie
Hatchers. There is Howie, a park
ranger who resides in Hawaii and is traveling the country, his pregnant wife Eudora, their
twin daughters Flora and Fauna, and last but not least, five-year-old Farley
Drexel Hatcher, which is also Fudge's real name. Peter's family is taken aback when the Howie
Hatchers invite themselves to move in with Peter's family for weeks.

Blume, J. (2002). Double Fudge. New York: Dutton Children's Books.
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