Beware the Baby-Sitter (Sweet Valley High #99)
by Francine Pascal Kate William | Teens | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0606060286 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0606060286 Global Overview for this book
Registered by Tribefan of Raleigh, North Carolina USA on 5/7/2024
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Margo makes her move . . .
Margo is making herself right at home in Sweet Valley, setting her evil scheme in motion. She's gotten a job at the day-care center, and is busy perfecting her imitation of identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. She's even fooled Todd Wilkins and Mrs. Wakefield into thinking she's Elizabeth. Now it's only a matter of time before Margo takes over Elizabeth's perfect life for good.
Meanwhile, Winston Egbert was baby-sitting for a neighbor. Now the neighbor has disappeared. What's Winston going to do with a baby?
Book Five in this explosive six-part miniseries . . . Sweet Valley will never be the same!
Margo is making herself right at home in Sweet Valley, setting her evil scheme in motion. She's gotten a job at the day-care center, and is busy perfecting her imitation of identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. She's even fooled Todd Wilkins and Mrs. Wakefield into thinking she's Elizabeth. Now it's only a matter of time before Margo takes over Elizabeth's perfect life for good.
Meanwhile, Winston Egbert was baby-sitting for a neighbor. Now the neighbor has disappeared. What's Winston going to do with a baby?
Book Five in this explosive six-part miniseries . . . Sweet Valley will never be the same!
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