Ghosts I Have Been

from cjohnen01

Never judge a book by its cover. This novel is more than it appears. There is a lot of humor in this novel. The heroine is strong and smart. She is likable and relatable to both boys and girls. It is a very good trip through history and it is thrilling enough to hold the attention of young reader...

from Jenson_AKA_DL

Blossom Culp is a girl from the wrong side of the tracks growing up in a shack with a fortune telling mama. Having nothing has become customary to Blossom but she knows how to make her own fun. Like freaking out the local hoodlums on their outhouse tipping binge on Halloween night. Blossom never ...

from vpliving

Peck, Richard. Ghosts I Have Been. 2003. Fourteen year old Blossom Culp was born into poverty and is looked down upon by her peers until discovering she has "the Second Sight." With her "Second Sight" ability she "sees" a young boy drown on the Titanic which brings fame and exciting travels. This...

from Whisper1

This YA book had me laughing right out loud. It is the second in the Blossom Culp series. I recently read The Ghost Belonged To Me and Stasia recommended that I follow up with this one. Superficially it appears that there is nothing in depth re. Richard Peck's books, but in reality, his keen wit ...

from michelleanderson

This is one of my all time favorite books. Blossom just draws you in to her world and you never want to leave. Sure wish there were more books with her in them than just 5