I liked this book because I like mysteries. I like how Jessica believes in Santa Claus cause I do too! It was a great mystery!!

Mrs. Otis's Class was so lucky to get pen pals from Alaska. I always wanted my teacher to give me pen pals. I like this book because I like to read class pictures days and their pretty outfits to look like. I loved it so much!

This was a great book. In this book, the twin's cousin Kelly Bates comes to visit them. But she is sad and is hiding something from them. It turns out that Kelly's mom, Laura Bates, is divorcing Kelly's dad, Greg Bates, because he is so irresponsible. If you like this book, you should also read S'isters At War,' Sweet Valley Twins #111, to learn more about Kelly and her family. I definitally recommend that you read this book.

The seven year old twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield go out with their mom (Alice Wakefield) to a fancy department store, they are going to help their mom. They can't get into too much trouble when their with their mom? CAN THEY?

THis book is definitely one I would recommend. It keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering what will happen next. Read it!!

I think you should read this book because it shows patience, in what Elizabeth did for her teacher, it may have taken a lot of work to make the money, but she kept on trying to make her teacher's wedding the best! I read this four times! It's a great book. If you like Sweet Valley Kids this'll be one of your faves!

I like this book because a new girl comes to Sweet Valley Elementry school. It's Eva one of my my favorite charcters. Eva is a nice character because she brought Elizabeth and Jessica back together again after a fight! I think you should read my favorite Sweet Valley Kids book in the world!

In "Ellen Is Home Alone," second-grader Ellen Riteman and her older sister, Debbie, become latchkey kids when their mother starts working. Both girls like their new independence, except Ellen starts to dislike it after awhile when she starts hearing creepy noises in the house. Plus Debbie makes Ellen do all of her chores, in addition to her own, while Debbie watches TV and eats ice cream.

Being a latchkey kid myself growing up, I could understand Ellen and Debbie's excitement and problems over having the house to themselves for a few hours each weekday. This is a great book for young readers (age 5 - 8), particularly latchkey kids, who want to feel older and more independent, just like Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield do, even though it comes with added responsibility, as Ellen finds out.

No other book can have fear, suspicion and romance so highly intertwined. One chapter deals with the most fearful and psychotic attempts at murder, while in the very next Gaia and her friends are having food together. And Loki! I think I better not start discussing his pathetically inhuman acts of violence, just in case I blabber out the whole story. I think he rightly deserved everything that happens to him at the end, in fact it just was not enough.
Tatiana is the perfect sister for Gaia, while Natasha is the only person capable of taking Katia's place as Gaia's mom.

This was the most surprising book yet!!! Gaia thinks that Sam is trying to kill her when he's not. You'll never guess who is! Gaia and Ed are not really the boyfriend and girlfriend or girl friend and boy friend type in this book. Gaia sees another part of Jake she has never seen before. Natasha says that Gaia's fater is dead. Gaia doesn't want to believe it. But Dmitri and the CIA don't know where her father is. So Gaia has to go and try and find her father or people who might know where her father is.I know I left yall hangin sorry. Pick up the book to find out more! It'll make all sense when you read the book.