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Got a Problem?

Sweet Valley Jr. High seriesbook 11 of 30Next:Third Wheel(1999) →

Lacey wants everyone to stop asking her what her problem is. She has no problem—she has a lousy life. And her best friends think they know everything, but they don't. She just wants to be left alone.

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