The Perfect Girl

by Kate William and Francine Pascal

Book Overview

The Perfect Girl (Sweet Valley High #74) This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553289012
• ISBN13: 9780553289015
• Release Date: March 1991
• Publisher: Sweet Valley
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.19 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Wow.....

This books was really good. I couldin't put it down. We all know that Robin has lost a lot of weight.... but know she's starting to get insecure about her pysical apperance. After Robin meets a freinds of George's she gets jealous. Vicky is thin, beautiful, and George is always hanging out with her. So Robin stops eating,lierally straving herself, putting herself in danger. She thinks that if she looses weight she won't loose George. In the end it is very shocking but I don't want to give it away. I recomnd this book to any Sweet Valley Fans.

Robin fasts again

Robin Wilson,the prettiest girl in the Junior Class is fasting again. her boyfriend,George Warren has a new flying partner,Vicky,and Robin thinks that if she were only slimmer he would like her better. Robin hardly eats anything,untill one day The Cheerleaders are filling up a kiddie pool with ice cream for a fundraiser,Robin faints. Todd catches her,she is rushed off to the hospital,where the doctors say she needs to eat. George likes her no matter what.

Robin's private battle

Robin is back, but she is not the same chubby girl she was in SVH#4: Powere Play. Now she has friends, a spot on the cheerleading and diving teams, and a great boyfriend. When George starts hanging around with a smart, beautiful, seemingly perfect girl named Vicky, Robin (understandably) becomes insecure. She feels that she won't be good enough for George eventually. She is also worried that she will get fat again, scince she has been upset and eating more junk food lately. This book was good. I mean, yeah, towards the end the author exaggerated some parts of Robin's habits, but that's teen fiction for you. I liked this book- many teenagers like me will identify with Robin's low self-esteem issues. Read this book!

Insecurities....

Robin Wilson has always seemed to be in the limelight due to the fact that ever since she lost weight, she has become more popular than she has ever dreamed of being. Now, a co-captain of Sweet Valley's cheerleading squad, Robin is under pressure to keep on top of things and try to maintain her 'perfect' image. With the arrival of her boyfriend George Warren's close friend Vicky, Robin's insecurities re-surface and she begins to feel aspects of paranoia. The main aspect being that of her weight. Soon, Robin is starving herself to try and take control of her life and problems. Will she be able to realise her condition before it's too late?

this is one of the best svh books

this sweet valley high book is the one i like the most,it's my favorite svh book.