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Original Title:	Jessica's Unburied Treasure (Sweet Valley Kids, #30)
ISBN:	0553159267 (ISBN13: 9780553159264)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Sweet Valley Kids #30

Jessica's Unburied Treasure (Sweet Valley Kids #30)

Francine Pascal

Paperback | Pages: 72 pages

Rating: 3.57 | 79 Users | 3 Reviews

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Title	:	Jessica's Unburied Treasure (Sweet Valley Kids #30)
Author	:	Francine Pascal
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 72 pages
Published	:	July 1st 1992 by Bantam (first published June 1st 1992)
Categories	:	Childrens

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Grand Canyon Adventure

Identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield are off on a family trip to the Grand Canyon. They have lots of fun until they find an unexpected canyon treasure—a diamond ring. For once the twins can't agree on what to do. Jessica wants to keep the ring. Elizabeth wants to sell it and buy something else with the money. One of the twins has to give in. But which one will it be?

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Ratings: 3.57 From 79 Users | 3 Reviews

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I think the stronger parts of this are those that deal with the Wakefield's holiday to the Grand Canyonthe plane ride, the white water rafting and the mule rideand the weaker parts those that deal with the "unburied treasure" of the title. I don't really think the twins' discovery of the ring would have seemed anywhere near as exciting and magical to young kids as the experience of an interstate holiday, but the conflict between Jess and Liz was dealt with quite well.

I think the stronger parts of this are those that deal with the Wakefield's holiday to the Grand Canyonthe plane ride, the white water rafting and the mule rideand the weaker parts those that deal with the "unburied treasure" of the title. I don't really think the twins' discovery of the ring would have seemed anywhere near as exciting and magical to young kids as the experience of an interstate holiday, but the conflict between Jess and Liz was dealt with quite well.

I barely remember this book, but I've always wanted to go to the Grand Canyon.

I remember the cover but just not the story.

Francine Pascal (May 13, 1938 ) is an American author best known for creating the Sweet Valley series of novels. In 1982 she created the characters and the stories for the first six books and her agent, Amy Berkower of Writers House sold them to Bantam Books. Book number one is mostly written by Ms. Pascal. From then on she wrote the stories for every book ever published in the series. After the