ALMOST MARRIED/#102 (Sweet Valley High, No 102)

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Summary: So much fun!
Review: I loved this book. It's one of my all time favorite Sweet Valley High Books. If you are a fan of the Elizabeth and Todd relationship, then you have to read - have to buy- this book. It's a lot of fun to read, and you'll get a lot of laughs out of it.

Rating:
Summary: So much fun!
Review: I loved this book. It's one of my all time favorite Sweet Valley High Books. If you are a fan of the Elizabeth and Todd relationship, then you have to read - have to buy- this book. It's a lot of fun to read, and you'll get a lot of laughs out of it.

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Summary: AWSOME!!
Review: this book was great the twins parents are out of town and Todd dreams of moving in with liz and expects a romantic week,but liz has something else on her mind she descovers that her mother was once merried to Hank Patman! so she and Bruce start investigating...................

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Summary: CRAZY
Review: This book was great! Especially when Todd caught Bruce and Elizabeth kissing in the kitchen, and the only reason they was kissing was because while they were trying to find out if Liz's mother was having an affair with Bruce's dad and what caused them to get married before they even had them. And as they got deeper into finding out the more they got involved. The end was also good but I won't spoil it for you. You'll just have to get the book. Gotta go now "C" Yeah

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Summary: CRAZY
Review: This book was interesting, but gave a completely false view of real life. Why? If two 16 year olds were to move in together in real life (I am 14), they would most likely end up having sex. It's not that they are sickos or something, it is just how our society acts and pushes them to do. No matter what their age, boyfriend and girlfriends should not live together. Francine Pascal sends out some very mixed signals about what teens should be doing in this book. I was really upset after reading this! It is very unrealistic and morally confusing--and whether or not someone says, morals DO matter.