The Evil Twin

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Summary: The Culmination of a Great Series!
Review: "The Evil Twin" is the final book in a six-part miniseries.
Featuring love, murder, lies, betrayal, and all that good stuff, the whole series is must-read for any Sweet Valley fans, and even for some people (teens) who've never picked up a book before!
If you only read one SVH book in your life, this is the one I suggest! It brings the whole series to a chilling climax!

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Summary: It was a great book,so read it!
Review: Dear Ms.William, My name is Deanna Welch,I'm thirteen years old,and I'm a seventh grade student at Cadillac Middle School.I love to read your book series Sweet Valley High! I have read most S.V.H. books and I have watched the television series. I like the book series better.In the that series I have noticed that the twins,Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield,and most of their friends,stay sixteen years old,and if I'm correct they should be eighteen years old. It doesn't really matter,that they stay sixteen,because it's still interesting.For my book report I read #100 THE EVIL TWIN,one of my favorite books,for my project, I made Wanted Poster.I'm currently reading #105 A DATE WITH A WEREWOLF. Thank you for your time!

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Summary: Elizabeth and Jessica are in Danger from Margo!
Review: Elizabeth and Jessica are still mad at each other because Jessica blames Elizabeth for killing Sam Woodruff[Jessica's Boyfriend] Jess never confessed that She was the one that put the rum in the punch.Elizabeth lives the Jungle Prom over and Over and discover it was Jessica.She did it out of greed.Georgie's brother,Josh comes to Sweet Valley to get revenge on the babysitter who killed his little brother. Both Elizabeth and Margo wear the same dress on New Year's Eve,but Jessica,Steven and Billie saves Elizabeth from Margo at Fowler Crest.

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Summary: Elizabeth and Jessica are in mortal danger!
Review: I can't say I thought this book was as great as everyone makes it out to be. I'm 14 and I was around 12 when I read it and even then I wasn't too impressed. Although you were in suspense some of the time, for most of it I was just wishing they'd get on with it. I didn't read the previous books in the mini - series because I didn't need to. This book told you all that had happened, so it didn't make me want to go out and buy the prequels. Sweet Valley High just isn't what it used to be. Every book is full of gloom and doom, and you can never believe Jessica when she says she's totally, madly and deeply in love with a guy. Her and Sam Woodruff were perfect, but of course Sam died. Now Jessica has a new love in every new mini - series. And Elizabeth is forever two - timing Todd. I'll give this book two stars for effort and some suspense, but I'm being generous. Come back, old Sweet Valley. The new type isn't half as good.

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Summary: A really good book but...
Review: I first read this book when I was 12. When I first read it I thought it was great - chilling and suspensful right up to the end. BUT, I reread it several times and after that began to think more critically about the story. Could Margo, a sixteen year old girl, really be capable of all that she had done? Letting her little foster sis burn up in a fire, drowning Georgie, strangling a woman in a bus stop bathroom, pushing James off the pier, committing a hit-and-run murder...Plus, would she really be able to take over Elizabeth's identity without anyone ever getting suspicious? Margo had dark hair and the twins had blond hair. She'd have to keep her hair colored constantly and make sure it was never grown out. The book said she had brown eyes and the twins had blue eyes. She'd have to make sure she kept colored contacts in 24-7. And what about things like medical history or dental records? Those things wouldn't match up. Someone would figure out the truth, don't you think? I know that younger kids who read this book won't really dwell on those details, though. I didn't when I was a 12-year-old. I would recommend it to any middle school-aged girl.

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Summary: Great, Great, Great!
Review: I have to agree with Deanna Welch! It might be because we have so much in common, but I feel that her opinions are very true. I too am 13 years old, in the 7th (well, going to 8th) grade, and read this book for a project. My name is Lindsay Welch from Texas, and I think that this book is great. It leaves you in suspence, though you know that Elizabeth won't die!

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Summary: Very Mysterious
Review: I loved this book!It was very suspenseful.The whole time I was in suspense.It's very captivating and scary!

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Summary: Good Book
Review: I read this book after reading the other five in the mini series, and I liked it a lot. It keeps you in suspense until the last page, and the plot thickens every chapter. The only part I don't like is that the authours explain every part of what had happened in the previous books in the miniseries, so you really don't have to read them to enjoy the book.

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Summary: Powerful and memorable
Review: I read this book for the first time in December of 1994, right after it first came out. The day I got it, I walked through the mall reading it because I just couldn't wait to find out what would happen. I was so captivated by the book that I managed to read all 339 pages by early that evening. Every time I read the book, it still keeps me in suspense even though I know what's going to happen. It's a wonderful and climactic end to the first and best Sweet Valley High miniseries.

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Summary: A really great book!
Review: I really enjoyed reading The Evil Twin. It was about a girl named Margo who wanted to start a new life. She traveled to
Sweet Valley, California, and found twins named Elizabeth and Jessica, who oddly enough looked just like Margo except
for their hair and eye colors. Margo, wanting a fresh start, learned everything there was to know about Elizabeth before
trying to kill her and take over her life. Luckily, Jessica stopped Margo before she killed her twin. I think it was
unrealistic how Margo, a girl who somehow looked EXACTLY like the twins, Elizabeth and Jessica, could just dye her
hair, get color contacts and POOF! look just like the twins. But I liked how the author wrote the book. I liked the point
that Margo wanted to get a new life, to get away from her old family and that's why she tried to kill Elizabeth. It's
a great book, despite it being unrealistic in a few ways, and I recommend it to anyone who loves a good thriller.