The Battle of the Cheerleaders

by Jamie Suzanne and Francine Pascal

Joining the girls' basketball team, the Boosters ask the boys' team to come cheer for them the way they cheer for the boys, and when the boys scoff at female athletics, the Boosters boycott the boys'... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553481991
• ISBN13: 9780553481990
• Release Date: March 1996
• Publisher: Sweet Valley
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.3" x 7.7"
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

AWESOME

this is my favorite sv twins book for sure. i totally love how jessica and the other take charge of bruce and the other players. this book is great

Laugh my head off

It's great. I like the Honyeybees' determined spirit and I certainly laughed my head off when the boys were cheering 4 the girls. I think Jessica went too far, making the boys wear skirts. Anyway, Steven is a great coach. He deserves it.

It's the best!!!

It was so good that I've read it more than five times without get bored. I thinks it's great the way Jessica inspired the girls to carry on playing even if sometimes they were ready to forget about it all.

Totaly Humorous Book!

I think this book is the most funniest and best book I ever read from Sweet Valley Twins!It was so amazing when Jessica dug her hand to the Wolverine's victory cake and threw it right into Bruce's face! And this book proves that girls can do much better than the boys!

Something To Be Known

This book gives a spur to basketball life as Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield, along with their friends form a basketball team called the Honeybees. At first, they think it's too hard being a Honeybee, and constantly want to quit. However their determination gets the better side of them, as they battle other teams to become the champions. However, the boys who are on the Wolverine team condemn the fact that girls can play basketball. They declare that the girls will never measure up to the boys' standards. So the Honeybees decide to boycott the boy's games. And the boys start losing, and keep losing, because they have no one to urge them on. They beg the girls to be cheerleaders, and the girls agree on one condition..there have to be boy cheerleaders too! With Steven (Jessica and Elizabeth's brother) as the Honeybees coach, all of the Honetbees and the Wolverines learn the value of being hard workers and players,that sincere effort matters more than winning, and that nothing more is accomplished in basketball than being a team.