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by Francine Pascal. 3.48 · 3,511 Ratings · 165 Reviews · published 1983 · 41 editions. Watch out, Sweet Valley High! Once again, Jessica … Want to Read. Rate it: Book 1-3. Sweet Valley High: Three Novels: Double Love, Secrets & Playing with Fire.
- Sweet Valley Twins Series by Francine Pascal - Goodreads
This series is alternately titled Sweet Valley Twins and...
- Double Love (Sweet Valley High, #1) by Francine Pascal ...
Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are identical twins at Sweet...
- Sweet Valley Twins Series by Francine Pascal - Goodreads
- Best Sweet Valley High Books
- Racing Hearts
- Alone in The Crowd
- Secret Admirer
- Caught in The Middle
- The Evil Twin
Something about the Sweet Valley Highbooks is really comforting. The characters never grow or change, high school lasts for sixteen years, and everyone is incredibly nice all the time unless the plot commands them otherwise. Despite all the serial killers, evil twins, werewolves, royal families, and other typical high school stuff, everything in Sw...
One of the earlier books in the series, Racing Heartsis about Roger Barret, who is destitute. When he's not in school, he's working as a janitor to help his single mother make ends meet. This means he has practically no social life, and definitely no chance of getting with his crush, Lila Fowler, a rich, beautiful snob. But the odds are better in h...
This book is like the original High School Musical. Except, you know. In book form. Lynne Henry is painfully shy. Insecure about her looks, she keeps to herself and tries to blend in as much as possible at school. She only feels like herself when she's playing and writing music. When the Droids, Sweet Valley High's most popular rock band, host a so...
Quiet and serious Penny Ayala puts out a personals ad in the Sweet Valley High newspaper. Soon she's exchanging letters with a boy named Jamie, who's smart, nice, and shares her interests. Unfortunately, "Jamie" doesn't exist. The letters were a prank by a group of guys. One of the guys writing the letters actually likes Penny, though. But how can ...
Sandra Bacon and Manuel Lopez are in love. Unfortunately, Sandra's parents are racist. They date in secret while Sandra tries and fails to work up the nerve to stand up to them. But when Manuel is under suspicion of vandalism and manslaughter, only Sandra can clear his name. Will she stand up to her parents or let Manuel go to jail? This is a typic...
Of course, I have to have The Evil Twin on this list! It's the cheesiest thriller in all of history and it's fantastic! Honestly, is any SVHbest reads list complete without this book? This book is about Margo, a very disturbed girl who looks almost exactly like Jessica and Elizabeth. All she has to do is dye her hair and put in colored contacts and...
May 17, 2024 · Sweet Valley High is a best-selling young adult novel series created by Francine Pascal, featuring identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. The series spans 181 books, emphasizing relatable high school experiences, friendships, and romances.
Classic series about twin teens is shallow but satisfying. Read Common Sense Media's Sweet Valley High Series review, age rating, and parents guide.
Jul 3, 2014 · Double Love by Francine Pascal. Published by Bantam Books on September 1 1984 (first published 1983) Genres: Contemporary Women, Fiction, General, Social Issues, Young Adult. Pages: 182. Format: Paperback. Goodreads. Will Jessica steal Todd from Elizabeth? Who will Todd choose — the glamorous Jessica or the gentle Elizabeth?
Caroline Pearce has always been one of the least popular girls at Sweet Valley High. But when she invents a new out-of-town boyfriend, people finally start to pay attention to her. Brown-eyed, six foot Adam and his romantic love letters are the talk of the school.
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Jan 1, 2001 · Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are identical twins at Sweet Valley High. They're both popular, smart, and gorgeous, but that's where the similarity ends. Elizabeth is friendly, outgoing, and sincere—nothing like her snobbish and conniving twin.
