pickThis was a fun one, and it reads more like the super editions at the beginning of the series than a main storyline book. Although at first it was hard to suspend belief, if you take it for the story that it is, it‘s rather fun! I‘ll also be starting the next one immediately, as the cliff hanger is doing it‘s job!
#AwesomeApril
Reading along in my SVH book and I see this character talking about his American friends Zack and Kelly. This SVH book was published in 1994, not long after the original Saved by the Bell class would have ‘graduated‘. Maybe a coincidence, but it sure made me smile!
pickI remember how much I absolutely loved this SVH werewolf miniseries when I was growing up. The first book in the series holds up fairly well on reread, even though the plot is ridiculous. (Hey, it wouldn‘t be Sweet Valley if we didn‘t have to suspend our disbelief!😆) Liz and Jess get jobs as summer interns at a London newspaper. Yes, this is their 12th summer and they are still 16! Even though Liz has trusty old Todd back home, ⬇️
Love and Death in London | 
