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The Dreadful Future of Blossom Culp (1983)

by Richard Peck

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Series: Blossom Culp (3)

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Blossom, not the most popular member of her freshman class in 1914, travels ahead seventy years, and returns in time to make Halloween a memorable night for her classmates and teachers.
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a Halloween visit to a vacant house catapaults Blossom from 1914 to 1980s
  ritaer | Apr 2, 2020 |
This third book was "okay". There were some interesting events in it, but I still liked the first one best. ( )
  RobertaLea | Mar 10, 2019 |
some of the charm of his other books, not good for time travel ( )
  njcur | Feb 13, 2014 |
With a delightful protagonist, well-drawn eccentric characters, hilarious situations, and great dialogue that's true to the era The Dreaful Future of Blossom Culp is an entertaining time-travel paranormal YA tale that would send youngsters and adults alike into fits of laughter. Highly recommended.

Read the Full Review here: http://www.epinions.com/content_226459881092 ( )
  jc_hall | Mar 7, 2007 |
Blossom series, book 3
  alcottacre | Apr 24, 2013 |
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" 'Without checking the records,' she said, 'I believe I saw you first in this office in fourth grade.'

" 'Yes, ma'am. That was the year me and my mama moved up here from Sikeston. And naming no names, a bunch of girls dragged me into the rest room and pretty nearly took me apart.'

"Miss Spaulding sighed. 'I am afraid, Blossom, it was something you must have said that ... excited their curiosity.'

" 'Oh, well, shoot,' I said. 'Any little thing will set them off.'

" 'Then along about sixth grade,' she continued, 'there was that blue racer snake that Maisie Markham found in her lunch bucket. The poor child actually put her hand on that thing, thinking it was liverwurst sausage. You will recall how the experience affected her digestion.'

" I remembered clearly. Anybody would. 'She's gained all that weight back since and then some.' "

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