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5.0 out of 5 stars It's really good! Too bad it's out of print!
The Sweet Valley Twins series is great. Each book is its own adventure and proves a fun read. I'm sorry to hear that this book is now out of print. It's great. In the story, a new girl comes to Sweet Valley. The new girl, Brooke Dennis, is rude to everyone and snaps and yells. Jessica and Elizabeth decide to play a trick on Brooke, by pretending they are triplets instead...
Published on December 16, 2000

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2.0 out of 5 stars not a bad book
Sweet Valley Twins is always a teaching tool,this one especially tells people to give others a chance,and to be sensitive ESPECIALLY when you dont know about that person.Brooke is at Sweet Valley Middle School for the first time,and she acts like an awful snob.But she is really unhappy as it turns out.
Published on August 1, 2001 by Linda Maree Rowe


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5.0 out of 5 stars It's really good! Too bad it's out of print!, December 16, 2000
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This review is from: The New Girl (Sweet Valley Twins) (Library Binding)
The Sweet Valley Twins series is great. Each book is its own adventure and proves a fun read. I'm sorry to hear that this book is now out of print. It's great. In the story, a new girl comes to Sweet Valley. The new girl, Brooke Dennis, is rude to everyone and snaps and yells. Jessica and Elizabeth decide to play a trick on Brooke, by pretending they are triplets instead of twins. They invent a new twin, Jennifer, and they take turns pretending to be Jennifer. Brooke tells "Jennifer" why she's been so grouchy, and the twins realize that Brooke needs friendship, not a dirty trick. It's a great story and the character of Brooke is rather interesting. I would recommend this book.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The book was GREAT!, August 12, 1999
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The book was great.I read it many times,and I still like it.But I didn't like the way Jessica and her friends treated Brooke,even though Brooke was acting so rude and unfriendly.The last trick that they were pulling was pretty mean and embarrasing.But Brooke was also acting nasty,and I think she got was she deserved.The book was mainly about Brooke being so nasty and rude,and then the Twins and their friends get so tired of it,they decide to play a final trick...Will Brooke find out about it,or will she get humiliated in front of everyone? I would recommend this book to everyone that would like to read it.
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4.0 out of 5 stars another typical Sweet Valley Book, November 8, 2005
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New girl Brooke Dennis is horrible. She's mean to twin sisters Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. She hates their friends for no reason, and is rude to the twin's parents.

One day Jessica and her friends decide to pull a major prank on Brooke involving a made up triplet sister, and a broken chair.

When Elizabeth learns the truth about Brooke, she knows she has to stop the prank before it's too late.

``Katrina
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Impossible New Girl, February 22, 2005
When A New Girl named Brooke Dennis moves to Sweet Valley,She is snobbish.She says she likes classical music,She kicks Sally,the dog Jessica is babysitting for Mrs.Bramble,and is mean to everyone in Sweet Valley Middle School,So the twins devise a plan to get even with her,a imaginary triplet named "Jennifer" Who wears a bow and talks in a whisper. It works and Brooke is nice to Jennifer,but Jennifer understands the reason why she is so mean,her mother and father are divorced.She can't stay with her mother,so she stays with her filmaking father.Meanwhile,Jerry McAlister[the meanest kid in SVMS] is planning a trick on Brooke at an assembly,a collapsable chair. Elizabeth,tries to warn her,but it is too late.It is her birthday,and the kids make it up to her by giving her a birthday party.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A Wonderful Book, January 12, 2003
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This review is from: The New Girl (Sweet Valley Twins) (Library Binding)
When a new girl named Brooke moves to Sweet Valley, she treats everybody like dirt. Even kind,sensitive Elizabeth agrees Brooke is rude. She and Jessica play a trick on her by pretending they are triplets and their other sister's name is Jennifer.I recommend this to all Sweet Valley readers!!!
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2.0 out of 5 stars not a bad book, August 1, 2001
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Linda Maree Rowe (my place where there are a hundred teddybears) - See all my reviews
Sweet Valley Twins is always a teaching tool,this one especially tells people to give others a chance,and to be sensitive ESPECIALLY when you dont know about that person.Brooke is at Sweet Valley Middle School for the first time,and she acts like an awful snob.But she is really unhappy as it turns out.
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