Evil triplets snarkily recap Sweet Valley Twins, High, University, Confidential & Sweet Life
Wing, Raven and Dove talk about Sweet Valley Twins 21: Left Behind; 22: Out of Place; and 23: Claim to Fame. They also discuss Bleak Valley and how these books tie into this theory.
Also, there’s a horse.
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Evil twins, Wing (she/her) and Dove (she/her), trade Point Horror for Sweet Valley. And they have a secret triplet, Raven (he/him), joining them for a dude’s point of view.
We will be recapping Sweet Valley Twins (and all the special editions, including The Unicorn Club) to start with, and if Wing survives that, we may try other Sweet Valley series.
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ellen riteman’s surname is pronouned as ‘right-mahn’ – you can hear jessica use her full name on the sweet valley twins: best friends audiobook on youtube.
Yeah, I don’t doubt it. I misread it as a child and now I automatically think “reet-man”, and I can’t be bothered to re-train my brain on this one. I think Wing and Raven say it correctly if left to their own devices though. I will admit, they pick up the wrong pronounciation from me if I say it too often in their presence. Likewise I say “Big Messa”, rather than “Big Meesa”. It’s the problem of reading things when you’re a kid and not knowing better.
In fact, I’ll go so far to say: I actively delight in saying it wrong, because why not!