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Happy Mother's Day, Lila #115 (Sweet Valley Twins)

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this book is excellent! when a mother daughter fashion is coming to the mall, and lila's friends and their mothers are all entering, what does snobby insecure lila fowler do? this story unravels with lila making numerous plans to find a mother but nosy jessica wakefield uncovers each one. This is one of the more realistic sweet valley novels, it shows that rch debutante LiLa doesnt have everything she wants,and that there are some things in life that money cant buy life family. Hope you enjoy the book like I did and Happy Reading!

When Lila enters a fashion show at school she dosent realise its a mother daughter show until the Unicorns tell that is. Embarrsed(sp?) she tells them her mother is coming back. Lila tries to get hold of her but can't so she gets this lady from some womans shelter to pretend to be her mother. Jessica is jealous of Lila because Lila took the last sport. Jessica really wants to be in the fashion show. Jessica learns an important lesson in friendship in this book.

When the school has a Mother-daughter fashion show,Lila Fowler calls her mom,Imagine the huge phone bill,It seems that her mother is on vacation for 2 years,So Lila decides to have someone pretend to be her mother.She meets this woman named Katie with a little girl,and She gives Katie all kinds of lessons.Jessica even says,I saw Mrs.Fowler! The truth comes out when Mr.Fowler does a fashion show with her.

Lila has never had a mother on mothers day and when a mother-daughter fashion show is offered around town she has GOT to be in it.So she hires someone to pretend that she is her mother.It is a book with a sad touch as Lila deals with the pain of needing a mother.

This book was alriht but I didn't really
like the way Lila treated Kate.
he didn't liet Kate be she made her all girlish and stylish
something i obviously don't like girly things
so in all I would not like that to happen to my mother or father in real life so in all I don't really like this book
it is only OK