Truth be told, I went to retrieve this book from my local op shop for one reason and one reason only: I had to know how the ghostwriter was going to sum up the, er, events of the last book. I mean, Tom showed his undercarriage to a stadium full of unsuspecting Chicagoans, and I could simply not live another day without knowing how they were going ( Read more... )

So this book is the second in the Road Trip miniseries, which sees the Wakefields join an Amazing Race-style televised competition across America in Winnebagos full of college students from all corners of the country. This is the miniseries that introduces us to Liz's new love interest/worst enemy Sam Burgess, and also Jessica's fabulous gay best ( Read more... )

( The conclusion of the analysis. )

Oh dear, oh dear. This isn't a recap. This isn't even an essay. This is a frickin' dissertation on, of all things, one of the most bizarre and pointless Sweet Valley Uni books on the planet. In my defence, I'm an English Literature student and my brain automaticaly analyses everything I read. It's quite useful if I'm editing my family's Christmas ( Read more... )