Customer Reviews

Fashion Victim (Sweet Valley High)

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3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
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This is part of a mini series in which the popular twins get to work on a fashion magazine. Elizabeth has aa wonderful idea for the zine and proposes it to the editor,whom she admires madly,but the editor(Leona)tells her it is ridiculous! Poor Elizabeth feels very small and wishes she had never spoken. It soon turns out that Leona LOVED the idea and has plans for making it her OWN!!But when Elizabeth retaliates,her life may be in danger.

The final book of this miniseries is a fitting conclusion to an imaginative storyline. The author uses descriptive language brilliantly and continues the suspense throughout the book. A brilliant book!

This book is the 3rd book of this 3-part miniseries. And this book is da bomb!:) It is romantic, shocking, and makes you hate and love characters in this wonderful book. So, please read it! Thank you!:)

I Find this book to be really good and i enjoyed reading it and also the other 2 that go with it if you don't read this book you are left in the Dark read it!!

My nose was glued to this fabulously good book. From the flick of the first page, I was stuck in it till lunch. Believe me, this is great. The only thing I think is not logical is why does Leona Pierson want Elizabeth Wakefield dead? Apart from that, this book is a five star plus

This was by far the very best book I have ever read. It had suspense, romance and humor all in one. I didn't put it down untill I got to the last page.

this book wasnt realistic. the twins have more adventures than some people have in a lifetime. and i wouldnt be caught dead in the clothes the authoress described. they rarely do things normal teenagers do.......... well, it all comes down to this: i enjoyed READING it, but sweet valley university deserves thundering applause and a standing ovation. this book doesnt.

This book was alright. I'd recomend it for girls who like the type of book that is mostly fanticy. I really don't think that two 16 year old teens would get to work for a big-time magazene, but the way the book was written, it did make it seem possible. It did have a decant plot, the way they had romance, humor, and mystery all in the same book, but I really think that there are better SVH books out there. Read it if you like the Model Gig, but when you buy it, try buying another book with it such as "Earthquake", or "R for Revenge".

I liked this book. (And the other two books that go along with it) Simone is a stuck up model,and makes Jessica fetch her water every 2 seconds. Leona Peirson needs to comes up with her OWN ideas instead of stealing Elizabeth's. Leona tries to get Elizabeth killed-oops! I didn't mean to say THAT much. Elizabeth seems more exciting in this book (thanks to Jessica).

Francine Pascal has written another awful book. This time, Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are prancing around LA living like supermodels -- and they can't even dress! I mean, who wears turquoise pants nowadays anyway? And it's also interesting that Elizabeth's entire story is completely copied from the movie Working Girl! Ms. Pascal can't even weite her own books anymore, since she's apparently running out of dumb, totally farfetched stories!