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Summary: An okay book
Review: Boy Meets Girl is an okay book. I'm glad about how things worked out between Jessica and Jeremy, but after Jessica's entry at the end of the book, I'm wondering if something's going to happen between her and Will. I was sort of disappointed about Liz and Conner's argument, but I can kind of understand Conner's point of view. I just hope Liz and Maria work things out. All in all, Boy Meets Girl is an okay book.
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Summary: This is the best book in the set so far!!!
Review: Boy meets girl is the best book so far! I love how finally Will told Melissa it is over. I think that Maria needs to get over what she found out because Liz was the one that Liked Conner first. After Liz finds out Conners secret the book takes an interesting turn. I recomend this book to anyone 12-18 its a terrific book!! can't wait for the next one Lauren~
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Summary: perfectly match
Review: Everyone who reads SV should read this fantastic book.Jess deserve this .So,watch it.
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Summary: Love these series!
Review: First of all, I love this series! I think it's the best YA series out there. OMG, I feel really bad for Elizabeth because of what happens in this book. I can't belive what Conner did! Ugh, I'm starting to lose my respect for him. But Jessica's life is starting to get better and better. I'm glad over what Will did. To Melissa and Jessica. Jeremy's cool. Glad Jessica's finally getting what she deserves after all this time! Overall, I liked this book and all the other SVH Senior Year series 1-7. Can't wait for the next book!
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Summary: Sweet Valley High: Senior Year #7
Review: Following the events in "Your Basic Nightmare" (#6), "Boy Meets Girl" (#7) makes some interesting changes in the main character's lives. For starters, Jeremy Aames finally asks Jessica Wakefield out on a few dates after their first kiss in the previous book. However, their dates never seem to go as planned, and they both begin to have their doubts about whether or not they should continue seeing each other. Plus, there's that added tension with Will Simmons showing up on one of their nights out. His appearance would seem harmless (after all, Jess swears she's over him), but if you read on, you'll see why it's not.Next up is Melissa Fox, who is hospitalized after trying to kill herself in book #6, right after Will Simmons broke up with her. Most everybody feels guilty about this incident, especially Jess and Will, yet that's not stopping either one of them from thinking about each other. Could there still be some possible chemistry between these two? (I hope not. Jess seems happy enough with Jeremy, without Will ruining things.) And lastly: Maria Slater had caught Elizabeth Wakefield and Conner McDermott kissing, and now she's not speaking to either one of them, mostly Liz though. And not surprisingly, Conner is now avoiding Liz, too, so she can "work things out" with Maria. More like so he can leave the "relationship" quietly. There were some really good lists, journal entries, and assignments in "Boy Meets Girl", in particular Liz's freestyle writing assignment about the meaning of love and Maria's "Why Books Are Better Than People" list (my favorite). This is probably one of the better books I've read so far in this series. Jessica is finally back to her old self, worrying about boys and appearances, plus being more assertive, which was the biggest character trait missing in the previous six SVHSY books. "Boy Meets Girl" is worth reading if you finally want to see Melissa get her comeuppance and Jessica land on her two feet again. For readers age 12+
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Summary: Sweet Valley High: Senior Year #7
Review: god, i loved that book! when you read it you can't help but to fall in love with jeremy. jessica has always been my favorite character, i just get bored with liz, she thinks everything so much! she worries about everything! i don't agree that jess is the bad one, because in high school she had to burry all her true loves (sam, christian...), i think she deserves a boyfriend as sensitive and cute as jeremy. so far it's been my fav svsy book! you just gotta read it!
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Summary: What can I say??
Review: god, i loved that book! when you read it you can't help but to fall in love with jeremy. jessica has always been my favorite character, i just get bored with liz, she thinks everything so much! she worries about everything! i don't agree that jess is the bad one, because in high school she had to burry all her true loves (sam, christian...), i think she deserves a boyfriend as sensitive and cute as jeremy. so far it's been my fav svsy book! you just gotta read it!
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Summary: Quite a big change of storyline
Review: Hmm, i have to admit, this was a good book, but i was not really satisfied with the storyline about conner and liz (i guess everyone who's read it would say this too) But i guess the author would well get them together in the coming books. But i really think Conner should open up even though he is hurting. Really glad jessica is back to her own self and i love the way she always supports her sister. Can't wait for Maria who? Keep up the good work Ms. Pascal!
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Summary: okay book
Review: I liked almost all of the stories going on in this book. Jeremy is an awesome guy! He DESERVES Jessica--I REALLY REALLY hope she never goes back to Will, but I bet she will 'cause that is the idiotic route the author usually takes. Anyway, the genuine friendship starting up b/w Maria and Ken is really cool--it would be neat if they would become a couple in the future, because it would have started as friends not just raging hormones. The most optimistic and worthwhile book so far, except I don't like Conner and think THAT whole part of the book should be dramatized a LOT less!
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Summary: Best One So Far! And wow--NOT depressing finally!
Review: I liked almost all of the stories going on in this book. Jeremy is an awesome guy! He DESERVES Jessica--I REALLY REALLY hope she never goes back to Will, but I bet she will 'cause that is the idiotic route the author usually takes. Anyway, the genuine friendship starting up b/w Maria and Ken is really cool--it would be neat if they would become a couple in the future, because it would have started as friends not just raging hormones. The most optimistic and worthwhile book so far, except I don't like Conner and think THAT whole part of the book should be dramatized a LOT less!
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