Slam Book Fever
Slam Book Fever by Kate William, published by Bantam Books in 1988, is a juvenile fiction work that explores the social dynamics at Sweet Valley High. In this edition, spanning 137 pages, the story revolves around the phenomenon of slam books—do-it-yourself books filled with lists and predictions about students. What begins as a fun activity quickly escalates into complications, particularly affecting the relationships of Elizabeth Wakefield and her twin sister, Jessica.
Readers will find that the narrative delves into themes of school life and social interactions, as the slam books lead to unexpected pairings and rivalries. The plot thickens when Elizabeth is matched with A.J. Morgan, igniting jealousy in Jessica, who has her own feelings for him. This exploration of friendship and rivalry amidst the backdrop of school culture offers insights into the challenges faced by adolescents.
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Slam books are the newest craze at Sweet Valley High. They’re do-it-yourself books of lists and predictions about everyone in school. They start out as fun but soon stir up big trouble.
First, Jeffrey French, Elizabeth Wakefield’s boyfriend, gets paired up with another girl under the category, “Couple of the Future.” Then Elizabeth gets matched with the new boy at school, A.J. Morgan–and her twin, Jessica, is furious, because she’s the one who’s fallen hard for A.J.
Will the mysterious slam-book entries spell the end of happiness for both Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield?
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