Here we go: possibly the most metatextual Sweet Valley book of all time, wherein Jessica has to live the holiday season over and over again. We've all seen the film Groundhog Day, right, where Bill Murray lives the same day on a loop? Well, this book is exactly like that. Except with Jessica Wakefield instead of Bill Murray. And it's set on
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I hate when they throw token characters in just so they can make a story/example of them. Like this 'Mike Mc Clusky'.
:| What's a family newsletter? I'm guessing it's what I think it is, but I've never heard of one before. I want a family newsletter.
And ooh, I love the basketball/Honeybees book! Can't wait for your recap of it. That book was possibly as close to feminism as SVT gets.
BAHAHAHA! Teen Girl Squad Unicorns!! But who would be 'the ugly one'? (Janet, I hope) I can totes imagine the Unicorns talking in those TGS voices...
This next part is scandalous, though: remember the dress Jessica bought which Janet mocked? Well, Janet went back and bought it for herself, and she's wearing it now!
Um, that's fucking horrible! Jessica considers these people her friends?
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I assumed Ellen would be The Ugly One - not because she is especially ugly, but because The Ugly One is always desperate for the cooler girls to like her, and they shamelessly reject her all the time. Going by physical appearances, though, Janet certainly isn't the prettiest Unicorn...
Um, that's fucking horrible! Jessica considers these people her friends?
I know, right? That's part of my problem with Christmas Eve v.6: Jessica has to give up a dress she was perfectly entitled to have in the first place? And Janet gets to wear it, even though she was prepared to lie and scheme in order to convince Jessica that it was ugly? What the hell kind of "moral" is that?
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Hey, now. :(
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I love Jessica, too. That's right, haters. I said it.
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