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Sweet Valley High

160 Ratings: 1.9
A young adult book series created in 1983 by Francine Pascal

Sweet Valley High is a book series created by Francine Pascal, who presided over a team of ghostwriters for the duration of the series' creation in 1983. The series ended twenty years later with over 152 books to its name. Over the years, the books were … see full wiki

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Quick Tip by . Июль 11, 2010
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These were some of my favorite books growing up. They were quite entertaining. I loved Sweet Valley High so much that my mom subscribed to a book club and I got 2 new Sweet Valley books a month. I would devour both books in three days and be waiting eagerly for the next month's books.
Quick Tip by . Июль 03, 2010
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Not as good as the Baby Sitters Club!
Quick Tip by . Июль 02, 2010
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Seeing this series listed brought a smile to my face. I spent plenty of time reading through this series as a teenager.
Quick Tip by . Июль 01, 2010
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Another series I can't believe I actually read
Quick Tip by . Июнь 30, 2010
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Oh my gosh! I haven't thought about these books in years. They were always a bit on the weepy side for me. Someone broke up with him to be with her and this and that. Entertaining when you're young and seeing it played out in school yards and hallways. Not so much when you are an adult or at least you pretend to be.
Quick Tip by . Июнь 30, 2010
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it was interesting I read this in my "younger" days
Quick Tip by . Июнь 23, 2010
I enjoyed these as a young adult. Not meaningful but stimulating.
Quick Tip by . Июнь 21, 2010
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fun but lacked real depth, plot. all pretty much the same
Quick Tip by . Июнь 19, 2010
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I think these were fun reading growing up. Deal with a lot of issues young teens deal with.
Quick Tip by . Июнь 16, 2010
These are pretty cheesy
Quick Tip by . Июнь 16, 2010
Oh my gosh! I loved these books when I was young. I had boxes and boxes of these paperbacks! SO many good memories
Quick Tip by . Июнь 15, 2010
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stories of high school drama and romance
Quick Tip by . Июнь 14, 2010
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A great series for young girls to read.
Quick Tip by . Июнь 10, 2010
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POintless
review by . Июнь 05, 2010
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   Seeing this book brought back memories of high school.  I remember a lady my grandmother worked for first gave these books to me. After reading the first one I went to the library and started finding the books in the series. I really enjoyed them. Sweet Valley High seemed like a real place to me.
review by . Декабрь 31, 2008
I remember when my mom brought home my first Sweet Valley Twins book. It made me think of strawberry ice cream, with its pink pastel cover and "sweet" series title. My mom gave it to me when she arrived home from work, knowing how much I loved to read. I dove right in, and by the time I'd finished the last page two days later, I was hooked. I begged my mother for another book, and another, until I was saving up my allowance to buy the next novel in the series.My introduction to Francine Pascal, …
review by . Март 15, 2009
I started reading the Sweet Valley High series when I was in junior high. My mom didn't approve of that kind of literature, so I bought the books on the sly and kept them in the back of my bookcase. They were probably my first guilty pleasure. The stories took place in a picture-perfect town, with picture-perfect people and stories that ended, well, in a picture-perfect way. Basically, the series covered the adventures of a pair of beautiful blonde teenage twin girls and their high school friends. …
review by . Декабрь 17, 2008
Sweet Valley High,
Before the days of Twilight and Harry Potter, young adult fiction was as it should be: uncomplicated, filled with good-looking white people, and boosters of after-school-special morals. That's why I loved reading Sweet Valley High series, which star blue-eyed, blonde identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. As each and every book never fails to point out, their eyes "sparkle like the Pacific Ocean."    Tucked away in my room, my four-eyed self lived vicariously through Lila …
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