Francine Pascal's Sweet Valley Saga

Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Saga

29 January 2008 71 views by: rhodilee 8 Comments

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I have been buying those books that I have always wanted to read, intrigued about or I wasn’t able to finish reading. One of these books is Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Saga (The Wakefields of Sweet Valley). You might chuckle at the idea of somebody my age (with a husband and a 4 year old child) to be reading teenage books like Sweet Valley but the reason why I really wanted to read this book is I did not finish reading it when I was in grade six (or first year high school?).

I have never bought my own Sweet Valley paperback but I have an ample supply of Sweet Valley books that I can borrow from my friends who were similarly addicted to Francine Pascal’s creations. The last Sweet Valley book that I read, I believe, is the Sweet Valley Saga which is also a must read for all Sweet Valley book fans. Unfortunately, I was not able to finish reading it. I told myself that I will have that book in the future. I will have that book soon.

The Sweet Valley Saga tells more about the people, particularly the Wakefields of Sweet Valley. I have been a Sweet Valley fan since I was in grade school. Maybe I will continue to be an admirer of Francine Pascal for creating the twin icons until such time I get old and will be needing Connecticut hair loss specialist.

8 Comments »

tina said:

im pretty much an SV fan myself ever since I was young. hehe.

# 18 February 2008 at 8:17 pm

rhodilee said:

I think most girls have been fans of Sweet valley in the same way that most children and even adults these days are addicted to Harry Potter

# 19 February 2008 at 4:05 am

Aliz'e Hobdy said:

These book are so interesting they make me think about real life. And some of these books are so good that i read the same book over and over.

# 12 March 2008 at 4:19 am

alero said:

i just read your book ‘the wakefields of sweet valley’ and i think it’s fantastic, no, amazing. As a writer myself, i really admire your way of writing.

# 18 March 2008 at 11:38 pm

she said:

I Love this book…read it way back in high school..borrowed from a friend..uhm..do u happen to know where i can still get a copy of this book?i enjoyed reading it so much i want to own one..thanks..:)

# 26 March 2008 at 8:33 pm

rhodilee said:

Check out ebay. I use it to buy old books

# 26 March 2008 at 10:31 pm