They are REISSUING THE SWEET VALLEY HIGH SERIES!
I repeat, they are REISSUING all the adventures of Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield.
I was OB-sessed with SVH when I was but a wee one, and read the first, oh, 50 books or so before I moved on to more sophisticated reads (which, as I recall, was, like, Danielle Steel).
I wanted a lavaliere. I wanted Lila Fowler's clothes and money. I was on Team Todd. I wanted to go to the Dairy Burger. I still giggle thinking about Bruce's license plate. I thought Francine Pascal was on par with Jane Austen or Emily Bronte, if I'd known who they were at the time. I looked forward to the "super editions" or "super thrillers" where the twins went on adventures. I always had a crush on Guy the sensitive keyboardist. I thought a Fiat Spider was the coolest.car.ever.
I shouldn't be this excited, but I am. I still have all those novels tucked away in the safety of my parent's attic, unable to part with a single one. I just might have to read Double Love again, when it's reissued...
And, my word, I had forgotten about all that fabu cover art...
(I just giggled myself silly over the Sweet Valley High wikipedia entry. Hee.)
C'mon, I can't be the only one...
Labels: banned books, sweet valley high
Celebrate your freedom to read…banned books.
Banned Book Week is September 29 – October 6.

I love this display! The blurb on the front describes the book and the reason it was banned, and then you flip up the label to see what's inside!
Banned Book Week is September 29 – October 6.

I love this display! The blurb on the front describes the book and the reason it was banned, and then you flip up the label to see what's inside!
Labels: banned books, libraries
