Author | Francine Pascal |
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Country | United States |
Language | English |
Genre | Young adult fiction, Romance novel |
Publisher | Random House |
Published | 1999-2003 |
Media type | Print (hardcover and paperback) Audiobook |
Sweet Valley High Senior Year is part of the Sweet Valley High franchise and the last spin-off series to be published. A double edition of the final book, Sweet 18, included the first book from the SVH series, Double Love, and a letter from creator Francine Pascal.
The Senior Year series continued the earthquake plot that took place in the final Sweet Valley High books, notably that the earthquake destroyed nearby El Carro High. As a result, El Carro students were forced to transfer to Sweet Valley High and several new characters are introduced. Like the Sweet Valley Junior High series, the chapters are interspersed with "handwritten" diary pages, e-mail entries and similar that explore the characters thoughts "off screen".
The series ends when the twins graduate from high school and their story is continued in the Sweet Valley University series, where they go to university.
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1 | Can't Stay Away | Francine Pascal | Random House | January 12, 1999 | |
Liz finds herself falling in love with Conner. Melissa finds out Jessica made out with Will behind her back and starts rumors about her. | |||||
2 | Say It To My Face | Francine Pascal | Random House | February 9, 1999 | |
Melissa steals Jessica's friends and spreads nasty rumours about her. Maria gets together with Conner, which makes Liz jealous. | |||||
3 | So Cool | Francine Pascal | Random House | March 9, 1999 | |
Despite successfully turning Lila and Amy against Jessica, Melissa fails to turn Annie and Jade against her. Instead, they side against Melissa for hurting Jessica's feelings and call her out for being jealous of their friend. Their stance is supported by Melissa long-time rival, Tia Ramirez. | |||||
4 | I've Got A Secret | Francine Pascal | Random House | April 13, 1999 | |
Jessica meets Jeremy. Tia is named cheerleading captain, to Melissa's dismay and to both Annie and Jade's joy. Conner and Liz share their first kiss, which leaves their relationship in confusion. | |||||
5 | If You Only Knew | Francine Pascal | Random House | May 11, 1999 | |
Jeremy likes Jessica, but neither of them realize they are trying to hide secrets from one another. Conner and Liz realize their feelings for one another and kiss again. | |||||
6 | Your Basic Nightmare | Francine Pascal | Random House | June 1999 | |
Conner admits he likes Liz, who is torn between her own feelings for him and her concern for Maria's feelings. Will breaks up with Melissa, who tries to commit suicide by taking 27 sleeping pills. Jeremy and Jessica share the first kiss. | |||||
7 | Boy Meets Girl | Francine Pascal | Random House | July 13, 1999 | |
Will can't leave Melissa while she's been hospitalized. Jessica and Jeremy's attempts to go on the perfect date keep going awry. Conner tries to keep his distance from Liz. | |||||
8 | Maria Who? | Francine Pascal | Random House | August 10, 1999 | |
Maria is sick of living in her older sister Nina's shadow. Jessica gets a secret admirer, but is furious to discover it's Will. She tells him to leave her alone, not wanting to ruin her newfound relationship with Jeremy and tells him off to go back to Melissa. | |||||
9 | The One That Got Away | Francine Pascal | Random House | September 7, 1999 | |
Will wants Jessica, who can't stand him after he left Melissa to ruin her. Jeremy breaks up with Jessica after seeing her and Will together. Conner and Liz must decide where their relationship will go. | |||||
10 | Broken Angel | Francine Pascal | Random House | October 12, 1999 | |
Angel has lost all his money for college from gambling. The cheerleading squad and the football team execute the Kidnap and Jessica becomes closer to Will. | |||||
11 | Take Me On | Francine Pascal | Random House | November 9, 1999 | |
Jessica and Will hook up. Conner's mom goes to rehab, but now he needs to deal with his unreliable stepfather without breaking his younger sister's heart. Angel finally leaves for college. | |||||
12 | Bad Girl | Francine Pascal | Random House | December 1, 1999 | |
Ken and Maria hook up. Elizabeth rebels against her parents. Conner rescues her from a sticky situation, bringing them face-to-face at last. | |||||
13 | All About Love | Francine Pascal | Random House | January 11, 2000 | |
Jessica and Will struggle to get along and start to miss what they had before (Jeremy and Melissa). Conner and Elizabeth wonder whether or not they can handle a "relationship." Andy tries to apply himself to improve his college prospects. | |||||
14 | Split Decision | Francine Pascal | Random House | February 8, 2000 | |
Tia considers developing a relationship with Trent while still coupled with Angel. Andy meets Six, who seems to have romantic feelings for him. Evan shows an interest in Jessica. | |||||
15 | On My Own | Francine Pascal | Random House | March 7, 2000 | |
- Ken tries to deal with his uncommunicative father. Andy goes on a date with Six, but isn't sure if he really likes her. | |||||
16 | Three Girls And A Guy | Francine Pascal | Random House | April 11, 2000 | |
Conner deals with having Elizabeth, Tia, and Maria in his life. | |||||
17 | Backstabber | Francine Pascal | Random House | May 9, 2000 | |
Tia and Conner try to work out their friendship after sharing a kiss. | |||||
18 | As If I Care | Francine Pascal | Random House | June 13, 2000 | |
Jessica grows jealous when Jeremy and Jade begin dating. But it's the least of her problems when she grows concerned over Elizabeth and Will. | |||||
19 | It's My Life | Francine Pascal | Random House | July 11, 2000 | |
Conner is frustrated with everyone trying to stop him from drinking. | |||||
20 | Nothing Is Forever | Francine Pascal | Random House | August 8, 2000 | |
Will is about to secure his scholarship to the University of Michigan, but is badly injured during a game. | |||||
21 | The It Guy | Francine Pascal | Random House | September 12, 2000 | |
Maria is scared of losing Ken, and then they break-up. Ken becomes the star of the football team again. | |||||
22 | So Not Me | Francine Pascal | Random House | October 10, 2000 | |
Jade tries to deal with her feelings for Jeremy. | |||||
23 | Falling Apart | Francine Pascal | Random House | November 14, 2000 | |
Conner returns to apologize to his friends and agrees to go to rehab. Liz turns to Evan for support. | |||||
24 | Never Let Go | Francine Pascal | Random House | December 12, 2000 | |
Jessica and Jeremy patch things up. Will breaks up with Melissa, who gets together with Ken. | |||||
25 | Straight Up | Francine Pascal | Random House | January 9, 2001 | |
Tia and Maria compete for a college scholarship. | |||||
26 | Too Late | Francine Pascal | Random House | February 13, 2001 | |
Jade is angry when her estranged father seeks custody of her. With her friends' help, she stands up to her father again, who agrees to respect her wishes. Jessica and Jeremy try to work out their relationship. | |||||
27 | Playing Dirty | Francine Pascal | Random House | March 13, 2001 | |
Will decides to exact revenge on Ken for stealing his scholarship and Melissa. Jessica is concerned about Will's behavior and tries to talk some sense with him. Jade and Evan get together after some initial misunderstandings. | |||||
28 | Meant To Be | Francine Pascal | Random House | April 10, 2001 | |
Conner comes back from rehab. Andy and Tia win trip to New York on a TV show. | |||||
29 | Where We Belong | Francine Pascal | Random House | May 8, 2001 | |
Conner tells Liz about Alanna, but a number of relationships fall apart when the truth about how Evan and Liz dated while Conner was in rehab finally comes out. Meanwhile, Ken succeeds in getting together with Maria. | |||||
30 | Close To You | Francine Pascal | Random House | June 12, 2001 | |
Jeremy and Jessica try to figure out what will happen to their relationship after graduation. | |||||
31 | Stay Or Go | Francine Pascal | Random House | July 10, 2001 | |
Jeremy's family decides to move to Arizona, and he is conflicted between his loyalty to them and his relationship with Jessica | |||||
32 | Road Trip | Francine Pascal | Random House | August 14, 2001 | |
Jeremy, Conner, and Evan head to Phoenix for spring break, but Evan impulsively decides to take a detour to Vegas instead. | |||||
33 | Me, Me, Me | Francine Pascal | Random House | September 11, 2001 | |
Liz decides to make herself her top priority and earns an internship at a well-known news magazine. However, she can't avoid her responsibilities to her family when Jessica needs her help again. | |||||
34 | Troublemaker | Francine Pascal | Random House | October 9, 2001 | |
Jessica thinks she has feelings for Tia's boyfriend after they almost kissed, but finds out she still has feelings for Will. Jeremy breaks up with Jessica. | |||||
35 | Control Freak | Francine Pascal | Random House | November 13, 2001 | |
Alanna gets mad when Conner starts to control her life. | |||||
36 | Tearing Me Apart | Francine Pascal | Random House | December 11, 2001 | |
Evan is devastated when his parents decide to divorce. | |||||
37 | Be Mine | Francine Pascal | Random House | January 8, 2002 | |
Liz gets a secret admirer. Tia and Trent get back together. Will cheats on Melissa. | |||||
38 | Get A Clue | Francine Pascal | Random House | February 12, 2002 | |
Tia doesn't know what to do when she goes to college. Liz's secret admirer is Jeffrey French. Will and Melissa break up. | |||||
39 | Best Of Enemies | Francine Pascal | Random House | March 12, 2002 | |
When Melissa's friends turn against her for how she treated them and how remorseful they feel towards Jessica, she finds herself alone and out of the SVH cheerleading squad. Jessica unexpectedly feels sympathetic towards her when they're forced to plan a school dance together. Despite Will's attempt to reconcile with Jessica, she refuses and Melissa eventually shows her some respect. With Andy's encouragement, Dave comes out. | |||||
40 | Never Give Up | Francine Pascal | Random House | April 9, 2002 | |
Alanna runs away to Chicago after getting fed up with her parents. | |||||
41 | He's Back | Francine Pascal | Random House | May 14, 2002 | |
Conner breaks up with Alanna. Liz thinks Conner likes her. | |||||
42 | Touch And Go | Francine Pascal | Random House | June 11, 2002 | |
Alanna and Conner reconcile amidst tension in Alanna's house. She gets a friendly AA sponsor named Sandra. | |||||
43 | It Takes Two | Francine Pascal | Random House | July 9, 2002 | |
Melissa and Will get back together. Jessica organizes the anniversary dinner for her parents and is mad when Liz gets credit for it. When Liz learns just how hard Jessica worked for their parents and out of loyalty, she convinces Ned and Alice to give Jessica the proper credit she deserves. Realizing how much Jessica has grown from her immature conniving way, Ned and Alice apologize to her. | |||||
44 | Cruise Control | Francine Pascal | Random House | August 13, 2002 | |
Trent gets a new car and takes a serious risk when driving. | |||||
45 | Tia In The Middle | Francine Pascal | Random House | September 10, 2002 | |
Tia is frustrated with Conner staying together with Alanna. Sick of Alanna's lies, Conner finally breaks up with her. | |||||
46 | Prom Night | Francine Pascal | Random House | October 8, 2002 | |
Andy and Dave decide to go to New York. Tia and Trent are named Prom King and Queen. Liz finds out Jeff lied about getting into NYU and breaks up with him. She reconciles with Conner. | |||||
47 | Senior Cut Day | Francine Pascal | Random House | November 12, 2002 | |
The gang go to an amusement park for Cut Day. Evan and Jessica get put in a movie. Conner tells Liz they are not right for each other. Meanwhile, Ken forgets about Cut Day and attends class, where he begins to consider some career options. | |||||
48 | Sweet 18 | Francine Pascal | Random House | January 14, 2003 | |
Liz decides to hold a birthday party for the twins' birthday and is accepted into Oxford. Jessica is stressed out with the impending changes coming with graduation. Liz and Jess finally decide to go to SVU. |
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