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by Francine Pascal (Author), Knack Whittle (Illustrator), Nicole Andelfinger (Adapted by)
When the snobbiest girl at Sweet Valley Middle School gets a new horse, Elizabeth is suddenly interested in being her friend and Jessica isn't buying it. The fun and drama continues in this New York Times bestselling graphic novel series!
Lila Fowler, the snobbiest girl in Sweet Valley Middle School, has gotten her own beautiful horse but she doesn't even seem to care! Elizabeth thinks it's not fair--she absolutely adores horses and would do anything to get to ride one--even pretending to be friends with Lila! Jessica can't stand that Elizabeth is acting so fake just to buddy up with her friend. Just how far will Elizabeth go before she loses everything--all for the love of a horse?Author Biography
Francine Pascal (1932-2024) remains one of the world's most popular fiction writers for teenagers and was the creator of the Sweet Valley universe. This includes Sweet Valley Twins(R), Sweet Valley High(R), and Sweet Valley Unicorn Club. Over their lifetime, Sweet Valley books have sold millions of copies and have inspired board games, puzzles, and dolls. Francine was also the author of several bestselling novels, including My Mother Was Never a Kid, My First Love and Other Disasters, and the Fearless(R) series. Her adult novels included Save Johanna! and La Villa and the nonfiction book The Strange Case of Patty Hearst. She collaborated with Michael Stewart on the Broadway musical George M!, and with Jon Marans and Graham Lyle she wrote the musical The Fearless Girl. She was on the advisory board of the American Theatre Wing. Her favorite sport was a monthly poker game.
Nakata "Knack" Whittle is a cartoonist who loves everything spooky! Knack enjoys horror, urban fantasy, historical fiction with a twist, and sci-fi stories. In their spare time they can be found babying their cat, playing D&D, or researching folk history of the US east coast. They currently reside in northern Maryland and graduated SVA in 2021. Nicole Andelfinger was crafting stories as far back as when coloring in the squiggles on your composition book was considered cool. Since then, she's only continued to dwell in the realms of magic, monsters, and myth. When not changing her hair color or writing comics for some of her favorite characters, she works a day job best described as 'emails'. She lives with her absolutely, most decidedly perfect cat in Los Angeles.
