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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #63 – Sweet Valley High #59 – In Love Again
The first book after Todd and Elizabeth get back together and it’s already drama, drama, drama. I hate to say I told you so, Elizabeth – wait, no I really don’t. I told you so! Anyway, check out a book … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Books, fiction, Guilty Pleasures, Reviews
Tagged "Elizabeth Wakefield", "Jeffrey French", "relay race", "rich bitch syndrome", "sports competition", "sweet valley high", "Todd Wilkins", “first love”, “high school”, book, cheating, competition, love, sabotage, sweet valley
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My First Blogiversary
It’s hard to believe, but today marks one year since I first started this blog. One year to the day. I was really hesitant about starting a blog, and I had no idea if it was something that I would … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, blogging, Journal, Thoughts, Writing
Tagged "first year blogging", "self-competition", anniversary, expectations, labels, niche, success
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The Whole Religion Thing: A Recovering Catholic’s (Surprising?) Thoughts
I am not a religious person. I kind of feel like when I make this declaration I should brace myself for the backlash, as I get into a defensive stance. I think if someone says something along the lines of, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith, Life, Love, Personal, Thoughts
Tagged "recovering Catholic", acceptance, beliefs, Bible, church, community, God, judgment, religion, spiritual, spirituality
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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #62 – Sweet Valley High #58 – Brokenhearted
The biggest love triangle of Sweet Valley High is about to blow up in this book. Elizabeth has to choose between her first love, Todd Wilkins, and her current love, Jeffrey French. Who will she choose? Read on and find … Continue reading
Sweet Valley High Presents – When Your Heart Belongs To Two Boys: Todd Versus Jeffrey
Love is far from rational. In fact, the heart wants what it wants, and often what it wants doesn’t make a lick of sense. I hope that isn’t the case with one of Sweet Valley’s favorite twins, Elizabeth Wakefield. You … Continue reading
