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Jessica is convinced Mary has disappeared. No one has seen her, there's money missing, and Mary's mom is acting strange!Tags
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This is one of my favorite Sweet Valley books ever... Mary has mysteriously disappeared, and of course Jessica and friends jump to the conclusion that she's been kidnapped. At first it seems like they are overreacting, but then things start happening that proves they might be right...
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Kidnapping -- children's/young adult fiction
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Francine Pascal grew up in New York City and attended New York University. She is the author of the Sweet Valley High series, featuring twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. She had originally planned the idea for a daytime soap for teens, but a close friend talked her into making the idea into a book series instead. Pascal has also written show more "Hangin' Out with Cici, which became an ABC After School Special called "My Mother Was Never a Kid", "The Hand-Me-Down Kid," also made into an ABC After School Special, "My First Love and Other Disasters," and "Love and Betrayal & Hold the Mayo." She has also worked on a musical and several adult books, and is the executive director for the Sweet Valley High TV show. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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Common Knowledge
- Canonical title
- Mary is Missing
- Original publication date
- 1990-02
- People/Characters
- Elizabeth Wakefield; Jessica Wakefield; Mary Wallace
- Important places
- Sweet Valley, California, USA
- First words
- With a frown, Jessica Wakefield pushed a pile of clothes, record albums and magazines off her bed.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)In the next edition of the Sixers, the Unicorns would be front-page news!
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- 138
- Popularity
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- Reviews
- 2
- Rating
- (3.67)
- Languages
- English
- Media
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- ISBNs
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