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What a great surprise this book was!

I picked it up on a whim after falling in love with the cover and I am so glad I did!
Story, characters, world building and the back and forth between the two main characters were really well done. I loved that Bakewell gave us a few chapters of each perspective before switching which worked well with the flow of the story.
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This book was so good, but MAN…our girl Kiva is a little slow sometimes. Like, keep up, m‘lady. You are missing some pretty obvious revelations, here. She can be a bit frustrating at times, but lucky for her, it doesn‘t make her unlikable.

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Amelia Mignonette Grimaldi Thermopolis Renaldo, Princess of Genovia 👑

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This kicks off the only #SweetValley series that is totally new to me! Told with multiple POVs in first person, it reminds me of the SVHSY books. Somehow, only the Wakefield twins are re-zoned to attend SVJH. Unsurprisingly, it takes Liz no time to find a new set of friends in Anna Wang and Salvador del Valle. But Jessica‘s stuck with nerdy Ronald Rheece for a locker buddy & isn‘t making in-roads with the popular girls— even old friends ditch her!

So I totally mixed up which book I wanted to read… I wanted to read Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven but grabbed Silver Elite by Dani Francis and thought that the synopsis flat out lied to me… it was just the wrong book. I have begun reading the correct one. I feel better now.

This was a cute one. I found myself invested in the storyline rather quickly. The grandma killed me, I love her so much. She might actually be the best part of the whole book. It was a fun story to mix up what I have been reading lately.

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The nostalgia! My mom came across my collection of SVH and sent them home with me. I intend to donate them to my kiddos classroom library, but I am going to enjoy them for a few days first.

Library cover vs. the cover I had growing up. I think they did a reissue of her books when I Know What You Did Last Summer became a movie.
A teen nearing high school graduation develops psychic abilities that catch the attention of a local police officer.
This was a fun read, until the end. Very predictable twist, very toxic/borderline inappropriate relationship.
It was interesting to read this and The Dead Zone at the same time 😋

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025