This is my first attempt at a recap. Without any attempted date rapes, this book is pretty boring, but full of snark worthy material.
In this book, we learn Elizabeth is embarrassed about her writing and is a cheating slut at the same time, not all horrible lawyers are named Ned Wakefield and that Sweet Valley is the most perfect in the world! Also
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Ugh, I forgot how horrible the poetry was in that book.
I miss Jeffrey=(
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Someone (with a lot of time LOL) should compile all the poetry ever written in a Sweet Valley book. It would make for hilarious reading. I remember when I was younger I thought this one poem in one of the Sweet Valley Sagas was really cool - it had the line "I soak in nature's embrace" or something in it.
By the way: DAMN YOU openID! I know I spelled my blog url correctly - why does it not recognise me? Now I'm just a dodgy anonymous person...
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I've always wondered how much the therapy bill would be!
Ahhhh! I agree with you on the poetry! I like Jessica's poem for AJ the best!
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Maybe they could have another spin-off - Sweet Valley High - The Therapy Years.
The ghostwriters wouldn't even have to work that hard (although they are barely lifting a finger most of the time) - they could just re-hash old traumatic storylines and how the twins "really feel" about them.
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Somebody needs to write a thesis entitled "The Raging Hypocrisy of Elizaqbeth Wakefield"
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One thing I loved in the book was the mention that Jessica's bicycle had a BASKET which sounds increadibly juvenile for a 16 year old. I immediately thought of Jan Brady from The Brady Bunch Movie!
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