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Social Themes
by Francine PascalNot on Booklabria yet
From the Publisher "Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield are about to begin the most exciting year of their lives.... Jessica has everything she's dreamed of: freedom, independence, and all the guys on campus-except the one she wants. Elizabeth hopes college will be just like high school-only better! Her longtime boyfriend, Todd Wilkins, wants their love to go further. Can their relationship survive freshman year? Enid Rollins, Elizabeth's high-school best friend, is glamorous Alexandra now: party girl, sorority pledge and no friend of Elizabeth's. Winston Egbert vows to be taken seriously at college. But he's been registered as "Winnie" and put in an all-female dorm! Product Description Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield are about to begin the most exciting year of their lives.... Jessica has everything she's dreamed of: freedom, independence, and all the guys on campus-except the one she wants. Elizabeth hopes college will be just like high school-only better! Her longtime boyfriend, Todd Wilkins, wants their love to go further. Can their relationship survive freshman year? Enid Rollins, Elizabeth's high-school best friend, is glamorous Alexandra now: party girl, sorority pledge and no friend of Elizabeth's. Winston Egbert vows to be taken seriously at college. But he's been registered as "Winnie" and put in an all-female dorm! From Publishers Weekly It had to happen: Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield, the darlings of Sweet Valley High, have graduated to swinging college life. Since Sweet Valley University is quite the party school, fun-loving Jessica fits right in. Not so the more somber Elizabeth, whose world begins to crumble right after she and her twin step into their dorm room. First of all, Jessica soon steps right back out, abandoning her sister when a popular sophomore asks her to move into her suite. To make matters worse, both Elizabeth's boyfriend, Todd, and her best friend, Enid, appear to have little time for her. It all adds up to a rather di
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