Twins living apart
Olivia and Ivy are apart, with Ivy at Wallachia Academy and Olivia in Franklin Grove.
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Sienna Mercer - Author
A comic vampire adventure about twins managing separate lives, school rules and mistaken identity. Expect playful fright imagery, a concert-related disguise, and confusion around Olivia’s efforts to dress like Ivy.
This is a funny, super-girly story with a vampire bite to it. Sink your teeth into Olivia and Ivy's eleventh fright-time adventure. We're still double trouble!' The twins are apart, but life is as batty as ever...Ivy's settling in to Wallachia Academy, but the school's strict rules are a real pain in the neck. Back in Franklin Grove, Olivia's begun dressing like Ivy - to get in to a vampire rock concert! It's bound to cause a coffin-load of chaos. Ivy's settling in to Wallachia Academy, but the school's strict rules are a real pain in the neck. Back in Franklin Grove, Olivia dresses like Ivy as a favor to Brendan and everyone gets confused. Book #11
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA comic vampire adventure about twins managing separate lives, school rules and mistaken identity. Expect playful fright imagery, a concert-related disguise, and confusion around Olivia’s efforts to dress like Ivy.
Olivia and Ivy are apart, with Ivy at Wallachia Academy and Olivia in Franklin Grove.
Olivia dresses like Ivy for a vampire rock concert and later as a favour to Brendan, leading to confusion.
Ivy is settling into Wallachia Academy, where strict rules are described as a problem.
Talk about why Olivia chooses to look like Ivy, how other people respond when identities are confused, and whether the twins’ separate experiences change how they understand one another.
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