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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
Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #61 – Sweet Valley High Super Thriller #4 – Deadly Summer
I have to say that this Super Thriller was the best one yet! It was the normal Sweet Valley silliness meets a paranoid schizophrenic genius bomb maker (I admit I kept flashing back to episodes of “Criminal Minds” and “24”). … Continue reading
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Tagged "bomb threat", "escaped mental patient", "mistaken identity", "Ouija board", "paranoid schizophrenic", "super thriller", "sweet valley high", “love triangle”, bomb, book, joke, Ouija, prank, revenge, sweet valley
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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #60 – Sweet Valley High #57 – Teacher Crush
This book is like a bad eighties version of the movie “The Crush,” featuring Alicia Silverstone. I mean this girl has got it bad, and goes just a tad over the deep end… You’ll have to read this train wreck … Continue reading
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Tagged "older man", "sweet valley high", book, crush, elective, manipulation, obsession, stalker, sweet valley, teacher
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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #59 – Sweet Valley High #56 – Lost At Sea
One of our favorite twins is marooned on an uncharted island! You can’t miss this – it’s Sweet Valley High meets Gilligan’s Island in a way you won’t be able to forget – no matter how hard you try! 😉 … Continue reading
Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #53 – Sweet Valley High #55 – Perfect Shot
Here is another Sweet Valley High female athlete going through something. On the one hand I totally got it, but on the other hand it just seemed like another version of the “ugly-pretty girl” story. Anyone who grew up between … Continue reading
