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About the Author

Francine Pascal is the creator of many books for young adults. She lives in New York City and the South of France.

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Product details

Series: Sweet Valley High (Book 3)

Mass Market Paperback: 224 pages

Publisher: Laurel Leaf; Revised ed. edition (August 26, 2008)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0440422647

ISBN-13: 978-0440422648

Product Dimensions:

4.3 x 0.6 x 6.8 inches

Shipping Weight: 4.2 ounces

Average Customer Review:

3.2 out of 5 stars

8 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#923,899 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

Oh, Jessica...I so want to feel sorry for you but...I can't! I feel like the writing in Playing with Fire greatly improved from the first two books. But, I'm still so angry that Jessica is such a jerk. And when Jessica kinda-sorta becomes the victim, I want to feel sorry for her but she's a victim of her own circumstances!I have to keep in mind that these books are written in the '80s and fat-shaming sadly still occurs. But, what bothers me is that even the "good" guys that we want to feel bad for are guilty of fat-shaming. I mean, geez! Jessica treats Winston like a doormat. So, you would think that he would be more understanding of others. Yet, when goody-two-shoes-Elizabeth decides to fix him up with a sweet girl like Robin, he makes the comment, “But Robin ...well, she’s OK. We really don’t have much in common, though. I get nervous around people who eat all the time.”Okay, back to feeling sorry for Jessica. I really wanted to feel sorry for her. No one deserves to be in an abusive relationship and let's just face it, Bruce is a patronizing creep. But when Jessica's doing things like ditching her date to go somewhere with Bruce and calling her "friend" Robin a tubby and musing that Robin would be kind of pretty if she lost weight, I really just want to slug Jessica.Overall, I think these books explore themes still relevant to today's youth. Kids still bully others. People are still body-shamed. But, I think that there has been an overall shift in how authors approach these matters. Typically you will see an effort from the author to show how wrong these things are. This is the one fundamental flaw with the SVH series so far. I hope to see some improvements as the series continues.What I rate this book now: 3 starsWhat I would have rated this book in 1995: 4. The insinuation that Bruce and Jessica were doing a little something more than making out would have bothered me. I was a goody-goody when I was 13. I would have loved Jessica's revenge on Bruce though.

This was definitely one of the better sweet valley high books that I read. Jessica Wakefield finally catches Bruce Patman's eye, one of the wealthiest (and not to mention snobbiest) guys in Sweet Valley High. She has had a crush on him for a long time, and now that Bruce starts showing interest in her, she goes out with him everywhere, and does whatever he tells her to do. Elizabeth starts getting worried because Jessica starts getting a change of attitude. But how can she convince Jessica that Bruce is a traitor, when Jessica worships him like a God? Apart from this, there are also side storylines in this book such as Tony Conover, who claims to be a representative for an agency and wants to make `The Droids' (sweet valley high's music band) famous. But the members of the group, start fighting over their priorities after this. Also Todd and Elizabeth try to set up Robin and Winston together, since Robin has a crush on him.The main reason I liked this book was because we get to see Jessica Wakefield change her attitude from ordering everyone to taking orders from someone. You would never think that Jessica would sink so low, but that's exactly what happens in this book.I also liked the character of Robin, and how clueless she is about being Jessica's friend. She is one of the main characters in the next book of the series `Power Play'. All in all, this was a fun read.

Once again, Jessica Wakefield has gotten her way. Fresh from her greatest social triumph, Jessica proceeds to sink her hooks into rich, handsome Bruce Patman, the most eligible, sought-after guy at Sweet Valley High.Or has Bruce gotten his hooks into Jessica? Elizabeth, Jessica's twin, notices a big change in her sister. Suddenly Jessica's dropping everything just to spend time with Bruce.Elizabeth doesn't trust Bruce one bit --- he's arrogant, demanding, and way too fast. Jessica can usually hold her own with any guy, but this time Elizabeth is afraid her sister may be going too far...Winston is still starry eyed in love with Jessica. Robin, on the other hand, has a big crush on Winston and begins to wonder if he has eyes only for Jessica.Meanwhile, the band The Droids start playing at a local club in town and have a new manager. Can they make the big time?Stay tuned for more drama.

If you are/were a fan of the original Sweet Valley High series, go to used bookstores or Salvation Army. Whatever you do, do NOT buy this 2008 reissue of the series.The plot is boring, the characters are unlikable for the most part, and the attempt at writing teen slang is silly and off-putting. We are meant to root for Jessica, a bratty, flirty 16-year-old, as she finally lands wealthy Bruce Patman as a boyfriend. Since they are both equally superficial and egotistical, it ought to be a match made in heaven. But Bruce is picky about his girlfriends: they can't beat him at tennis, they have to cater to all his whims, and they can't be on the cheerleading squad. (A high school senior who doesn't want to date a cheerleader? Shockingly, yes.) Jessica tries to appease him, but her twin Elizabeth is worried that she's sacrificing too much of herself. Well, since we see Jessica being mean to others and generally being snobby, before AND during dating Bruce, I don't see how exactly Jessica ever really changed.One thing I really disliked was Jessica's attitude towards new girl Robin, whom she pretends to be friendly with only when it serves her interest. Robin, you see, is larger than a size 4 (how much larger? I guess it's up to the reader), and Jessica's thoughts on Robin's body shape are nasty and almost hateful. Again, there is nothing to like about Jessica's character, so it's hard to wish her a happy ending.

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