[ SECRET POST #2841 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2841 ⌋

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Sweet Valley, Pippi Longstocking, some historical fiction series

[(Anonymous)]

- Sweet Valley Twins; I feel like I must be the only person who read those instead of SVH; it seems like all the "cool" kids read the latter and snubbed the former. SVH seemed way too emo for me, even at eight or nine. (Knowing what was in the books I can't believe eight year olds read them.)

- Pippi Longstocking. :D Although I don't think I liked the sequels as much as the first book.

- There was this book series that really was possibly a bit of a ripoff of the American Girl Collection, about girls in various historical periods... I swear "Attic" was in the series title. One book was about a girl in the Middle Ages whose best friend was married, but she wasn't (not Catherine, Called Birdy, although I loved that one), another was about a free black girl in Louisiana who was kidnapped and sold into slavery, although that may have been another series. There was also a book about a girl in 1400s Africa. Anyone know the series? (Also, is it just me or was kids/middle grade/teen historical fiction often better than adult historical fiction?)

Re: Sweet Valley, Pippi Longstocking, some historical fiction series

[kaijinscendre]

I liked Catherine, Called Birdy as well! But I never read any of the other books. Perhaps someone else will know them?

And I loved Pippi Longstocking! I should reread those.

Re: Sweet Valley, Pippi Longstocking, some historical fiction series

[(Anonymous)]

I read Sweet Valley Twins! I don't remember much, though.