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Patti's Luck (Sleepover Friends #1)
Paperback, 96 pages
Published
August 1st 1987
by Scholastic Paperbacks
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Dec 01, 2011
Brittney
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The worst thing just happened to the 4 sleepover friends or should I say 3.Patti is moving to Alaska!Without Patti who will stop Kate and Stephanie from fighting.Is this an end for the "SLEEPOVER FRIENDS"by Susan Saunders.
I really liked "SLEEPOVER FRIENDS"by Susan Saunders,because the book has a satisfying ending when there was a happy moment.The book also has a good pace to pace because you can really understand where the scene is taking place and what is happening.My opinion on the characte...more
I really liked "SLEEPOVER FRIENDS"by Susan Saunders,because the book has a satisfying ending when there was a happy moment.The book also has a good pace to pace because you can really understand where the scene is taking place and what is happening.My opinion on the characte...more
I loved the Sleepover Friends series when I was a pre-teen. It much more tame than the Sweet Valley series and, if memory serves, it is probably appropriate for any age. There was discussion of boys and crushes but no kissing. The group of friends who are the focus of the series are a good example of how friends should be toward each other. There is minimal teenage cattiness or snobbery. I guess you'd call it "wholesome".
I adored this series as a kid. I feel like it was more relatable to me at that age than the baby sitter's club, although I enjoyed those and sweet valley as well. I loved how the one girl wore only red black and white. It must have been the trigger for my own "fashion" phase in second grade!
This was my favorite series as a pre-teen and I am really hoping I can find them for my daughter when she is older. I remember looking forward to staying home sick from school because I would lie in bed all day and re-read my Sleepover Friends books
May 18, 2010
Snail in Danger (Sid) Nicolaides
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Along with the Babysitters Club, this was a series I enjoyed reading when I was a tiny thing. Unsurprisingly, it's not much with the re-reading value.
From "Books I have read this summer" list that I found at home in NJ.
Apr 25, 2010
Shelly H
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Katie gave me this book in 4th grade?
Along with the BSC books, I read every Sleepover Friends book I could for the Summer Reading Program. I will not add each one, and I wouldn't be able to remember all of them. I would estimate that I read about 15 of the books. I definitely felt BSC had a bit more depth in the characters and plots. I would put these books at a 2nd grade level. Maybe 3rd.
when i was much much younger, i read almost the entire series of these books, and i know i liked them all. these books probably would be far from thrilling to me now, but as a child they were great reads! i dont think im going to take the time to rate the entire series here, but instead i will rate this one book as a signifier of the whole series.
I saw a copy of this book the other day and I was flooded with memories. I thought this was how all friends were, having sleepovers every weekend and cooking and streaking their hair purple. I followed this series until the bitter end, probably about 40 books or so. It was much better than the Babysitter's Club.
A fun series--I remember quite a few of their escapades, like eating candied violets and mousse, putting on purple hair gel, how Stephanie always wore black, white, and red, and a neighbor named Donnie they had a crush on... Similar to the Baby-Sitters Club.
May 03, 2008
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My favorite pre-teen series!
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