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Sweet Valley Twins: Three's a Crowd

(A Graphic Novel)

Francine Pascal

Ages 7–12

115 pages · Released Jan 6, 2026

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Sweet Valley Twins: Three's a Crowd parent’s guide: what’s inside

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A note for parents

This graphic novel adaptation focuses on friendship dynamics, family relationships, and learning to be generous with attention—themes well-suited to middle-grade readers. The story encourages empathy (Elizabeth considers why Mary prefers the Wakefields) and generosity over jealousy (the twins learning to include someone new). The graphic novel format makes it engaging for reluctant and visual learners, and the lighthearted tone keeps any conflict age-appropriate.

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From the publisher

The Sweet Valley Twins are no strangers to vying for attention. But when their mom starts focusing on helping a friend, the twins face a tough choice: should they team up against her or make room for someone new in their family? Dive into the fun and drama of this New York Times bestselling graphic novel series! The Sw... The Sweet Valley Twins are no strangers to vying for attention. But when their mom starts focusing on helping a friend, the twins face a tough choice: should they team up against her or make room for someone new in their family? Dive into the fun and drama of this New York Times bestselling graphic novel series! The Sweet Valley Twins have a lot of work to do. Between Elizabeth's newspaper articles and Jessica's new celebrity cook book project, there's barely any time for anything else! When their friend Mary decides to help them both, the twins are relieved—but Mary seems more determined to help their mom around the house than them with their work! Jessica is suspicious that Mary is more interested in Mrs.Wakefield being her new mom than in actually being friends with the twins, but Elizabeth isn't so sure. There has to be a reason why she'd rather be with the Wakefields than at home, right?

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ISBN 9780593807316 · Random House Graphic

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