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The curse of the ruby necklace by Jamie Suzanne · Booklabria

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The curse of the ruby necklace

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The curse of the ruby necklace

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Sweet Valley Twins super chillerBook 5 of 6

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Book 5, The curse of the ruby necklace, this book

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First published: 1993
Language: English
Editions: 4
Series: Sweet Valley Twins super chiller, 5

Synopsis

A film company is coming to Sweet Valley and the Wakefield twins are determined to get roles until they stumble upon the real story behind the movie script.

Subjects: Mystery
Twins
Motion pictures

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