Bitter Rivals #29

by Francine Pascal

Elizabeth Wakefield is ecstatic. Her dearest childhood friend, Amy Sutton, is moving back to Sweet Valley. Elizabeth can't wait to see her again and introduce Amy to her current best friend, Enid... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553269720
• ISBN13: 9780553269727
• Release Date: June 1986
• Publisher: Bantam Books
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Sandra and Jean

Sandra is jealous of Jean,or was it that Jean was jealous of Sandra?I can't remember.But it is a pretty good book about insecurities and (one-sided)rivalry between 2 best friends.

Enjoyable...

It was interesting to see Liz and Enid reacting to a 'changed' Amy. I liked the way the book conveyed Enid's jealousy of Amy but, also at the same time, she was portrayed as being insecure and threatened by the return of Liz's 'best friend'. I liked the 'showdown' at the party when Amy keeps hassling poor old Christopher for a ride, when he just wants to be with Enid. I did feel a bit sorry for Liz, especially since she was caught between them.

Too Bad...........

It's just too bad Amy changed. I used to like her a lot. But now that she has grown to be like Jessica, I am totally disappointed. Well, anyway, people changed. I guess it's good. At least Liz found out that Amy is no longer the same Amy who had been her best friend. Lucky for her, she had Enid. This book is quiet good.

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I think this is a very good book. Elizabeth finds out that people change over the years. Sometimes good and sometimes bad. I recomend this book to whoever likes Sweet Valley books. Nikki