Francine Rubin Pascal Boeken

Eager to get rid of either Elizabeth or Jessica Wakefield and take a place among their friends and family, Margo decides to strike when the twins are fighting, Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield are out of town, and Sweet Valley is in chaos

The story revolves around a scheming twin who threatens to expose a secret that could ruin her sister's best friend, Enid. As Jessica's malicious gossip spreads, it risks not only Enid's reputation but also her romantic relationship. Elizabeth, Enid's loyal friend, must find a way to intervene and protect her from Jessica's cruel intentions before it's too late. Themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the complexities of friendship are central to this tense narrative.

The story revolves around Heather Gannis, who, driven by envy, receives a fearless serum from Gaia's uncle, Loki. While the serum initially empowers her, it soon leads to anxiety and distraction. In a twist of fate, Heather seeks Gaia's assistance, but Gaia, having faced betrayal in the past, is hesitant to trust her. This tension between former rivals sets the stage for a complex exploration of trust, fear, and the consequences of desperation.

What's the point of being fearless... if you can't have fun with it once in a while?

Shy Lynne enters "The Droids" songwriting contest anonymously, then wishes that she hadn't when the attractive lead guitarist vows to find the songwriter

Sweet Valley High is caught up in a deadly game when a psychopath--convinced that Elizabeth Wakefield is the girlfriend who scorned him--plans to blow up the stadium in an act of revenge.

In the posh suburban Dallas high school of Highland Park, the beautiful and perfect Jeanette Sue is queen. The Ruling Class, her clique of spectacularly cruel girls, runs the school. Brutally. And no one questions them. Certainly not the little suck-up Myrna Fry, whose only aim in life is to be part of the Ruling Class, no matter what or who gets trashed. It's a nightmare school caught in the grips of terror until the arrival of the totally undesir-able, absolutely unfashionable, and -- way worse -- poor Twyla Gay Stark. And then, of course, there is the tall and gorgeous hunk, Ryder McQuaid, Jeanette Sue's property. Or so Jeanette Sue thinks. With uncanny insight and unforgettable characters Francine Pascal has created a searing, up-close look into the power games and class struggles within a seemingly friendly clique in a suburban high school. The Ruling Class is a magnetic tour de force created by a master storyteller at the top of her form.

After Jessica and Elizabeth kill an evil creature from the Riccoli kids' nightmares, they think everyone if free of their fear. But the creature has left the kids' nightmares to terrorized them in real life.

Sophia Rizzo is a good writer on the school newspaper, she's nice, and Elizabeth likes her. But all the other kids at Sweet Valley Middle School, including Elizabeth's twin sister, Jessica, make fun of Sophia because her family is poor and her brother is always in trouble. Even Elizabeth's parents tell her to stay away from Sophia.To show Sophia that she's her friend no matter what anybody says, Elizabeth decides to go against strict orders from her parents and throw a secret birthday party for Sophia. But is Elizabeth willing to pay the price if she's caught?