I LOVE this book. Here's the back of it: "In there latest adventure, the irrepresiblle Pratt twins move to New York-the Big Apple-for some higher education. Chirs beging college, and Susan enrolls in the Morgan School of Art. At an exhibit for Susan's school, the twins meet formidable Barbra Mason, a woman who runs a prestigious art gallery in Soho, the neighborhood in New York for art. Susan and Chris think she's dealing in stolen antiquities & begin investigating. And they resort to their favorite trick disguise. Raiding New York's 2nd-hand clothing stores, they create Christina von Whittington, a wealthy New York socialite whom Chris impersonates to amusing perfetion. And when the trail takes them aboard a luxury liner, set to sail for South America, Susan creates her own character io save Chris from being shipped to Peru! Try Half Price Books to find these.

First in a series about two teenage twin girls with a penchant for identity switching, this book has everything. Romance, drama, and the unbreakable bond between sisters and friends are just a few of the themes in this book. Susan & Christine Pratt switch places to try to find out what the other's life is like and both have adventures and mishaps all along the way. Any girl would love this series and it all begins with this book.

Twins, Susan & Christine Pratt, spend their Christmas vacation with their grandparents in Vermont. They soon learn that someone is embezzling money from the local children's hospital. The twins become sleuths, investigating the hospital matter & end up trading identities again. This is another exciting adventure for younger kids, starring the unforgetable twins, Susan & Christine Pratt. Every child should be encouraged to read these books that expand the imagination & are delightful to read as well.

Susan & Christine Pratt take a vacation on Seagull Island. Both twins decide to get summer jobs on the island to help pay for college. The summer is filled with mystery as the twins find out someone is polluting the local beach. Things continue to trouble the girls when Christine meets a mysterious stranger at the ice cream parlor where where she works, and Susan takes a babysitting job in a mansion with a forbidden wing. The twins switch places to solve each mystery. This is a great book which teaches kids to stand up for what is right and it is told in such a delightful way that they will want to read it again and again.

I read this book several years ago, and I still remember it. It was wonderfully written, and the story "came alive". I would strongly recommend it to anyone (not just children!).

Twins, Susan & Christine Pratt, decide to switch places again in this book, the second in the series. Christine is chosen as Queen of Centennial Week because of a paper that she wrote for the town's celebration. Since her sister Susan, helped her quite a bit in writting the paper, Christine believes that Susan should also share in the honor of being queen. The twins decide that each girl will spend time being Christine Pratt during the week-long celebration and if they pull it off, they'll celebrate with hot fudge sundaes. This is a charming story filled with adventure, romance and a pair of twins that you won't be able to forget. It is the perfect book for any young girl or anyone who's ever wanted to know what it was like being a twin.

In the 11th book in Cynthia Blair's series about identical twins, Susan & Christine Pratt, the girls travel to New Orleans for a National History contest. The twins use their super-sleuth skills to investigate the disappearance of their new friend Caroline and it leads them into the world of voodoo, black magic, and the secrets of New Orleans. This book vividly describes the city of New Orleans and the exciting drama that the twins embark upon. This is an engaging story that children will love to read and it will encourage their imaginations to go on an adventure of their own.

Susan & Christine Pratt, identical twins, return to their hometown for the Homecoming Celebration. The fun trip home turns into an intriguing mystery when the mayor receives a threatening note. The girls investigation is further complicated by a strange old man, a haunted house, and the mayor's daughter interferring every step of the way. Book number 12 in the series is as good as the previous eleven. Cynthia Blair tells an enchanting story that captivates children and allows them to share in the adventures of these unforgetable twins who make sure that good triumphs over evil. I highly reccomend this book and the entire series- they are timeless treasures for children.

The Homecoming dance is just around the corner and the only thing the twins have on their minds are boys. The only problem is they have no idea what actually makes boys tick. Susan decides that Christine should dress up as a boy and find out what boys really think and do when girls aren't around. So Christine invents "Charlie Pratt", and says that he is the girls' cousin who is visiting the Pratt twins and going to school with Susan while Christine is out sick. This is a hilarious book that is timeless in its theme. Any young child would love Susan and Christine's adventure in what exactly drives boys.

Identical twins, Susan & Christine Pratt, visit Washington D.C. on a class trip in book number 7 of the series. While there, they meet a young Russian ballerina who asks the twins help in defecting. This is my favorite book in the twins series. It is a well-written, edge-of-your-seat book for young people about friendship at any cost. Kids will love to read this book over and over again to share the twins fun & crazy adventure to outwitt the KGB, and their plan begins with pink-lemonade colored dresses...