[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you liked as a kid no one else seems to have heard of

[shortysc22]

I loved Sweet Valley Twins. I was so young that they were way more appropriate than Sweet Valley High, but I did read the Sweet Valley High family books where it talked about the different women who came before the girls featured in the stories.

Re: Things you liked as a kid no one else seems to have heard of

[(Anonymous)]

I read those too! Sort of weird though, that in every version where there was a twin, one twin died. I always wondered if Francine Pascal was trying to tell us something there.

Re: Things you liked as a kid no one else seems to have heard of

[shortysc22]

I forgot about that! It was always some super tragic death too.

My favorite was the Lila Fowler version where her dad's relatives and her mom's relatives would constantly be together and then not for years and years.

There was a Sweet Valley Twins special around Christmastime that had their grandmother come and talk to them about her twin sister and presented them with these twin dolls that transport Elizabeth and Jessica to a fantasy world.

I really loved these books as a kid and might have to go dig some of them.