“The Ululations and Throatations of the Situation” (Sweet Valley High #66, Who’s to Blame?)

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Sweet Valley Hive

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Sweet Valley Hive is the hottest new book club to hit the school! Join us (Robert Marx, newbie and Rebecca Pardo, superfan) as we neurotically parse the text, subtext, and outfits of Sweet Valley High, the beloved soapy series of the 80s. From school dances to amnesia to hysterical paralysis, we’ll cover the trials and tribulations of America’s most troubled and triumphant twins.

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“The Ululations and Throatations of the Situation” (Sweet Valley High #66, Who’s to Blame?)

Sweet Valley Hive

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6 months ago

“The Ululations and Throatations of the Situation” (Sweet Valley High #66, Who’s to Blame?)

This week, we have the fallout from Tahoe in the second book of the trilogy dealing with the Wakefields’ marital drama.

When their parents separate, the twins adapt as best they can, with Liz “running away” (aka sleeping at Enid’s for one night) and Jess leveraging parental guilt to get extra money for western wear.

Plus, Jess finally plans to meet the mysterious “Charlie” she’s been talking to on a party line. Join us as we brace for the stunning reveal in “The Ululations and Throatations of the Situation” (Sweet Valley High #66, Who’s to Blame?).