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The new girl
The new girl

By Jamie Suzanne, Francine Pascal

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Identical twins Elizabeth and Jessica both agree on one thing--Brooke, the new girl, is horrible. The twins invent a plan to get even.

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First Place
First Place

By Francine Pascal

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OLDER BOY THE
OLDER BOY THE

By Francine Pascal

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Second Best
Second Best

By Francine Pascal

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The bully
The bully

By Francine Pascal

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"How do you stop the meanest kid in Sweet Valley?"

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CENTER OF ATTENTION
CENTER OF ATTENTION

By Francine Pascal

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Taking charge
Taking charge

By Jamie Suzanne, Francine Pascal

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Jessica and Elizabeth have their share of problems, but they aren't half as bad as those of their classmate, Patrick Morris.

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One of the gang
One of the gang

By Jamie Suzanne, Francine Pascal

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Jessica learns a special lesson about friendship and feeling.

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Sweet Valley Twins
Sweet Valley Twins

By Jamie Suzanne, Francine Pascal

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Sweet Valley Twins and Friends.

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APRIL FOOL
APRIL FOOL

By Jamie Suzanne, Francine Pascal

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