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In Sweet Valley High School, Robin Wilson, known for her kind heart, hopes to join Pi Beta Alpha. Her sister Elizabeth nominates her, while Jessica is determined to sabotage the effort. Jessica and her friends try everything to keep Robin out, while Lila Fowler, one of the wealthier students, struggles with personal challenges. Robin’s journey reflects the relationships and rivalries that shape high‑school life.
First publish date: 1984
Genre: Young Adult Fiction/YA Contemporary Fiction
Authors: Kate William
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