Blossom Elfman

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Clare "Blossom" Elfman was an American novelist.

She had two children: writer, director, and publisher Richard Elfman; and musician, composer, actor, and voice actor Danny Elfman. Their family is Jewish.^[1]

• A House for Jonnie O. (1976)^[2]
• The Case of the Pederast's Wife (2005)^[3]

• A House for Jonnie O., winner, the ALA Best Book for Young Adults Award, 1977^[4]

• Blossom Elfman at IMDb

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