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Hanging Out with Cici by Francine Pascal · Booklabria

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Hanging Out with Cici

Short StoriesYoung adult

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First published: 1977
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

Victoria is sure her mother was never 14 -- never knew what it was like to hang out with friends, and maybe accidentally get into a little trouble. Then, Victoria bumps her head, and wakes up in 1944 -- where she discovers firsthand what her mother was really like at her age.

Subjects: Short Stories
Young adult
Children's fiction
Girls
Mothers and daughters
Time travel

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