On the Edge # 40

by Kate William and Francine Pascal

Book Overview

Headed for trouble... Regina Morrow and Bruce Patman have been going together for months. But when beautiful, devious Amy Sutton is paired up with Bruce on a school project, she schemes to steal him... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553267035
• ISBN13: 9780553267037
• Release Date: September 1987
• Publisher: Sweet Valley
• Length: 150 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Two Thumbs Up!

While working on a school project, Amy and Bruce start to fall in love, but Bruce is already dating Regina Morrow. Amy is doing everything she can to seperate the two, and it is actually working. When all three of them show up at the Wakefields party, Elizabeth Wakefield knows something is going to go wrong. While Amy and Bruce are embracig together behind a tree, Regina notices, breaks up with Bruce, and goes home crying. After this, Regina's life starts to change. She starts hanging out with Justin Belson, a senior on probation. Justin and Regina get invited to a party. Amy's cousin Mimi tells her and Bruce that Buzz, a big drug dealer, will be there. They try to talk to Regina but she won't listen. She is in danger. What is she going to do?

This book was so good I didn't put it down...

I loved this book, I just bought it yesterday. I couldn't putit down, it was so full of feeling. The end was very shocking Icouldn't read it with out crying, I knew what all the characters were going though. I lost a friend last year to drugs. This book teaches very good lessons on the dangers of drugs and how takeing risks can be fatel. If you read this book I hope it teaches you something.

Realistic

I thought that the book was very good. It showed some good moral values without being boring. The book explains to teens how to deal with problems they face at school and at home. It also had a good storyline that was very creative and realistic at the same time. I recommend this book. It was very interesting and I learned something from this book along with having some fun. It wasn't super boring, and it wasn't unrealistic, either. Things in that book happen. It was fun to read. It wasn't one of those books where everything went perfectly and nothing went wrong. In fact, it was almost exactly the opposite. I like Regina's character. She acts like any other normal teenager. She isn't stupid even though she makes some mistakes. She isn't a goody goody, but she isn't super bad. She's normal. That's what I like about her. It mellows the book out without making it really boring. That is what I like about the book.

An awesome book!

Francine Pascals really did herself out this time. I loved this bok. It was so well written! I got so into the book that i felt bad for regina. I felt like i was at the drug party she went to and i was teary eyed when she died. Sweet valley is a GREAT series!

Good, solid SVH book

This is the one SVH book that has stuck with me for the past ten years. The ending is the most intense of all the SVH books. Definitely a must read for the SVH fan