Claire "Blossom" Elfman (née Bernstein) is an American novelist.

Elfman was born in New York City.

Contents 1 Bibliography 1.1 Film 2 Awards 3 Family 4 References

[edit] Bibliography

• The Girls of Huntington House (1972)
• A House for Jonnie O. (1977)
• The Sister Act (1979)
• The Butterfly Girl (1980)
• Return of Whistler (1982)
• I Think I'm Having a Baby (1982)
• The Strawberry Fields of Heaven (1983)
• The Haunted Heart (1987)
• Love Me Deadly (1989)
• Tell Me No Lies (Mike and Ally Mystery, No 2) (1989)
• The Ghost-Sitter (Mike and Ally Mystery, No 3) (1990)
• The Curse of the Dancing Doll (Mike and Ally Mystery) (1991)
• The Case of the Pederast's Wife (written with Clare Elfman)^[1]

[edit] Film

• The Girls of Huntington House (1973)
• CBS Afternoon Playhouse: I think I'm Having a Baby (1981)

[edit] Awards

• The Girls of Huntington House won the ALA Best Book for Young Adults Award in 1972
• A House for Jonnie O. won the ALA Best Book for Young Adults Award in 1977^[2]
• CBS Afternoon Playhouse: I think I'm Having a Baby won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Children's Programming

[edit] Family

She was married to Milton Elfman until his death in 2001.^[3]. Elfman is the mother of writer and director Richard Elfman, and musician and composer Danny Elfman. She is the grandmother of actor Bodhi Elfman.^[4]

[edit] References

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