Too Many Good-byes: Amazon.ca: Francine Pascal: Books

Product Description

The Wakefields are leaving Sweet Valley! Don’t miss this emotional conclusion to the series.

Jessica thought changing schools was hard. Now she’s moving to another state. What about her friends? Her boyfriend? Her life?

Her parents keep telling her to be positive. Elizabeth is trying. But if she could have one wish, it would be to stay in Sweet
Valley. Too bad that’s not going to happen.

About the Author

Best known for creating Sweet Valley, Francine Pascal has also written magazine articles, TV scripts, novels, and a Broadway musical.

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5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best!, Nov 12 2003

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This review is from: Too Many Good-byes (Paperback)

Can you believe just yesterday I finished the book? I had to order it and it took forever. But enough about me, let's talk about the last book in Sweet Valley Jr. High. Jessica and Elizabeth are moving to Utah. Jessica can't find it in her heart to tell Damon, but he finds out anyways, and now he's mad at her for not telling him. Elizabeth, on the other hand, already told her friends, but she had another problem. She KISSED Salvador while she was DATING Blue! Blue finds out. Liz likes Blue, but she likes Sal more. A MUST read!

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5.0 out of 5 stars What a great book!!!!, Feb 3 2003

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Finally, a book I can relate to. Too Many Good-Byes is emotional but not like a romance novel. It is easy to follow and you can feel what is going on. The book is the last book of the series and really ties all the books together. This book is about two girls who had finally had fully adjusted to their school. Then, out of the blue, they find out that they are moving. They are both in realashonships with boys. So this puts them both in an emotional roller coaster. Overall this book was really exciting and great. Anyone who reads this book with definately like it.

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5.0 out of 5 stars What a great book!!!!, Feb 3 2003

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This review is from: Too Many Good-byes (Paperback)

Finally a book I can relate to. Too Many good-byes is emotional but not like a romance novel. It is easy to follow and you can feel what is going on. The book is the last book of the series and really pulls all the books together. This book is about teo girls who had finally had fully adjusted to their school. Then out of the blue they find out that they are moving. They are both in realashonships with boys. So this puts them both in a emotional roller coaster. Overall this book was really exciting and great. Anyone who reads this book with definately like it.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Why did she HAVE to end the series?
This is about the twins whose mad about moving to dumb UTAH. They're right. Mr. Wakefield and Mrs. Wakefield cannot think right. Read more

Published on Aug 13 2002

4.0 out of 5 stars What a great book!
This book was sooo awesome. Jess and Liz are moving to Utah and the only people that know about it is Sal, Anna, Blue and their family. Damon did not know! Read more

Published on Jun 9 2002 by Sweet Valley Star