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.
Lila Fowler, the snobbiest girl in Sweet Valley Middle School, has gotten her own beautiful horse--and she doesn't seem to care. Elizabeth Wakefield thinks it's not fair. Elizabeth absolutely adores horses, so much that she'll go as far as pretending to be friends with snotty Lila. She'll even do all of Thunder's grooming--just for the chance to ride him every day. Elizabeth's behavior makes her twin sister, Jessica, furious. Jessica accuses Elizabeth of trying to steal her best friend away. And that's not all Elizabeth is doing! She's deceiving everyone at the stable and is making trouble for her closest friend, Amy. Just how far will Elizabeth go before she loses everything--all for the love of a horse?
Rising star...falling star...Kent Kellerman, soap-opera star, is coming to town. One whole episode of his show is being filmed downtown and Jessica and Lila have passes to get on the set. There's one small problem. The filming is to take place during school hours. They'd only have to skip one little class...Now both girls must face up to their punishment. For Jessica, that means no extracurricular activities, no Booster club, and worst of all, no playing in the basketball championship playoffs. Without Jessica, the team is sure to lose, and she'll become Sweet Valley's most unpopular girl. That is, unless her twin sister, Elizabeth, agrees to save the day—and the game!
Framed?Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are witnesses to an armed robbery! Though the crook was disguised as a clown, all the evidence points to Joe Carrey as the culprit. Elizabeth can't believe it! Joe is the ice cream scooper at Casey's, and he's one of the nicest people she's ever met.Then Elizabeth investigates more deeply and finds a clue that just doesn't fit. It's enough to convince her that Joe Carrey is innocent. But can Elizabeth convince the jury?
Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are the best dancers in their ballet class. Both girls want to dance the solo in the upcoming recital. Elizabeth hates to compete with her sister, but Jessica doesn't mind at all. She knows she's a better dancer than her twin. The problem is their ballet teacher. No matter what Jessica does, Madame Andre never notices her. But she's always praising Elizabeth.
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?
When Jessica lies about her age in order to date an older boy, her plan backfires.
Elizabeth und Jessica sind identische Zwillinge, die jedoch sehr unterschiedlich sind. Die Gemeinheiten der einen stehen im Kontrast zur Großzügigkeit der anderen. Die Geschichten der Zwillinge aus dem Sun Valley College sind auf ein ähnliches Muster für verschiedene Altersgruppen ausgelegt. Die Leser können ihren Abenteuern vom Ende der Grundschule bis zum Ende der Sekundarstufe folgen.
Bravo, les soeurs Wakefield ! L'une et l'autre désignées comme candidates pour le titre prestigieux de chef de classe : quel honneur pour la famille ! Mais aussi, quelle panique !... Entre les deux jumelles, la guerre est déclarée. Tracts déchirés, affiches gribouillées, tous les coups sont permis. Et Jessica, on le devine, n'est pas à court d'idées quand la victoire est en jeu. L'amitié des jumelles saura-t-elle résister à cette épreuve redoutable ?
Jumelles, Élizabeth et Jessica ont toujours porté les mêmes robes, partagé la même chambre, les mêmes jeux, tout... Et voici qu'en entrant au collège, elles découvrent un monde nouveau. Tout change. Élizabeth veut travailler au journal de classe, Jessica ne veut pas. Bientôt, les inséparables vont-elles devenir rivales ? Sun Valley, Élizabeth va-t-elle perdre sa meilleure amie ?
Elizabeth et Jessica sont des jumelles identiques bien différentes. Les mesquineries de l'une contrastent avec la générosité de l'autre. Les romans de Francine Pascal n'ont pas reçu les lauriers de la critique, mais ils sont néanmoins des best-sellers. Les aventures des jumelles du collège de Sun Valley ont été conçues sur un même patron pour différents âges. Les lecteurs peuvent suivre leurs péripéties de la fin du primaire à la fin du secondaire. Du "roman-recette."
