History Literature / HanginOutWithCici

* AllJustADream: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]; both Victoria and Cici remember their weekend together, and Cii actually uses her knowledge of an event that happened then to blackmail the principal into not expelling Victoria. (Yes, her mom remembers meeting her own daughter ''before she was even born.'' [[TimeyWimeyBall Try wrapping your brain around that.)]]
* CharacterDevelopment: [[spoiler: Victoria has matured and grown out of being a delinquent by the novel's end. Her mom is closer to her now, too.]]

* AllJustADream: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]; both Victoria and Cici remember their weekend together, and Cii actually uses her knowledge of the event to blackmail the principal into not expelling Victoria. (Yes, her mom remembers meeting her own daughter ''before she was even born.'' [[TimeyWimeyBall Try wrapping your brain around that.)]]

The novel received two sequels, ''My First Love & Other Disasters'' (1979), and ''Love & Betrayal & Hold the Mayo!'' (1985). They scrapped the unique TimeTravel story of the original for [[ClicheStorm generic romance plots]], and are ''much'' more obscure than the original, which is [[UpToEleven really saying something.]]

* AllJustADream: Averted; both Victoria and Civi remember their weekend together, and Cii actually uses her knowledge of the event to blackmail the principal into not expelling Victoria. (Yeah, her mom remembers meeting her own daughter ''before she was even born.'' [[TimeyWimeyBall Try wrapping your brain around that.)]]

* AllJustADream: Averted; both Victoria and Civi remember their weekend together, and Cii actually uses her knowledge of the event to blackmail the principal into not expelling Victoria. (Yeah, her mom remembers meeting ''her own daughter before she was even born.'' [[TmeyWimeyBall Try wrapping your brain around that.)]]

* AllJustADream: Averted; both Victoria and CiCi remember their weekend together, and CiCi actually uses her knowledge of the event to blackmail the principal into not expelling Victoria. (Yeah, her mom remembers meeting ''her own daughter before she was even born.'' [[TmeyWimeyBall Try wrapping your brain around that.)]]

* InflationNegation: Victoria gets a pretty good meal for a dime once she gets to TheForties.

* DrugsAreBad: Victoria's casual pot smoking is treated as a CharacterFlaw for her to overcome.

* DrugsAreBad: Victoria's pot smoking is treated as a character flaw for her to overcome.

* SirSwearsALot: Victoria is a RareFemaleExample. [[RuleAbidingRebel She doesn't say the strongest profanity like fuck and cunt, though.]]

* {{Delinquent}}: Victoria is a classic one - she incites riots, [[SirSwearsALot swears up a storm]] (but not any of the ''really'' bad words, this is a Seventies teen book, after all), and smokes pot.

* SirSwearsALot: Victoria is a RareFemaleExample. [[RuleAbidingRebel he doesn't say the strongest profanity like fuck and cunt, though.]]

* {{Delinquent}}: Victoria is a classic one - she incites riots, [[SirSwearsALot swears up a storm]] (but not any of the ''really'' bad words, this is a Seventies kids' book, after all), and smokes pot.

* InflationNegation: Victoria gets a pretty good meal for a dime once she gets to TheForties.

* InflationNegation: Victoria gets a pretty good for a dime once she gets to TheForties.

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The novel received two sequels, ''My First Love & Other Disasters'' (1979), and ''Love & Betrayal & Hold the Mayo!'' (1985). They scrapped the unique TimeTravel story of the original for [[ClicheStorm generic romance plots]], and are ''much'' more obscure than the original, which is [[UpToEleven ''really'' saying something.]]

The novel received two sequels, ''My First Love & Other Disasters'' (1979), and ''Love & Betrayal & Hold the Mayo!'' (1985). They scrapped the unique TimeTravel story of the original for [[ClicheStorm generic romance plots]], and are ''much'' more obscure than the original, which is ''[[UpToEleven really saying something.'']]

The premise is that teenager Victoria Martin, a [[{{Delinquents}} delinquent]] whose mother has given up trying to control her, is sent [[TimeTravel back in time]] to TheForties, where she meets her mom as a teenager, [[GenerationXerox who acts much the same as she does, back in the future.]]

''Hangin' Out With Cici'' (also published under the title ''My Mother Was Never A Kid'') is a rather obscure [[TheSeventies 1977]] [[YoungAdultLiterature young adult novel]], by Francine Pascal, best known as the creator of the SweetValleyHigh book series. It was adapted into an [[Series/AfterschoolSpecial ABC Afterschool Special,]] under the aforementioned alternate title, in [[TheEighties 1981.]]

''Hangin' Out With Cici'' (also published under the title ''My Mother Was Never A Kid'') is a rather obscure [[TheSeventies 1977]] [[YoungAdultLiterature young adult novel]] by Francine Pascal, best known as the creator of the SweetValleyHigh book series. It was adapted into an [[Series/AfterschoolSpecial ABC Afterschool Special,]] under the aforementioned alternate title, in [[TheEighties 1981.]]

The premise is that teenager Victoria Martin, a delinquent whose mother has given up trying to control her, is sent [[TimeTravel back in time]] to TheForties, where she meets her mom as a teenager, [[GenerationXerox who acts much the same as she does, back in the future.]]

''Hangin' Out With Cici'' (also published under the title ''My Mother Was Never A Kid'') is a rather obscure [[TheSeventies 1977]] [[YoungAdultLiterature young adult novel]] by Francine Pascal, best known as the creator of the SweetValleyHigh book series. It was adapted into an [[Series/AfterschoolSpecial ABC Afterschool Special,]] under the aforementioned alternate title, in 1981.

''Hangin' Out With Cici'' (also published under the title ''My Mother Was Never A Kid'') is a rather obscure [[TheSeventies 1977]] young adult novel by Francine Pascal, best known as the creator of the SweetValleyHigh book series. It was adapted into an [[Series/AfterschoolSpecial ABC Afterschool Special,]] under the aforementioned alternate title, in 1981.

''Hangin' Out With Cici'' (also published under the title ''My Mother Was Never A Kid'') is a rather obscure [[TheSeventies 1977]] young adult novel by Francine Pascal, best known as the creator of the SweetValleyHigh book series. It was adapted into an ABCAfterschoolSpecial, under the aforementioned alternate title, in 1981.

"Hangin' Out With CiCi" (also published under the title "My Mother Was Never A Kid") is a rather obscure [[TheSeventies 1977]] young adult novel by Francine Pascal, best known as the creator of the SweetValleyHigh book series. It was adapted into an ABCAfterschoolSpecial, under the aforementioned alternate title, in 1981.