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‘Sweet Valley High’ creator Francine Pascal died on July 28 at the age of 92. Her death has been attributed to lymphoma. Pascal is celebrated as the creator of the widely popular ‘Sweet Valley High’ book series, which has sold hundreds of millions of copies.   On July 28, Francine Pascal died. She was 92 when she passed away at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Her cause of death has been attributed to lymphoma. Her daughter, Laurie Wenk-Pascal, confirmed news of Pascal’s death to the New York Times. Francine Pascal is remembered as an author whose most beloved creation is the Sweet Valley High young adult collection. The series follows twin sisters Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield, residents of the fictional California suburb of Sweet Valley. The series has sold over 200 million copies. Beloved author Francine Pascal has died The creator of the Sweet Valley High series / Instagram Pascal was born in New York City, New York, on May 13, 1932, as Francine Paula Rubin. Born to an auctioneer father, Pascal studied journalism at New York University and started as a writer working for magazines. Some places of employment include Modern Screen, True Confessions, Ladies’ Home Journal, and even Cosmopolitan. RELATED: In Memoriam — All The People We Lost In 2023 She was briefly married to Jerome Offenberg, from 1958 to 1963. The year after the divorce, she found lasting love with fellow writer John Pascal, with whom she remained until his death in ’81. John was a playwright, journalist, screenwriter, and author, not too dissimilar from his wife. Sweet in the valley Francine Pascal continued writing and sharing stories for decades / Instagram As the ’60s marched on into the ’70s, Pascal’s career as a writer expanded to include soap operas and Broadway plays. By 1977, she released her first book, Hangin’ Out With Cici. It later became an ABC Afterschool Special. A friend of hers who worked in publishing suggested writing something aimed at older audiences, specifically teens. So began the lives of Jessica and Elizabeth. Pascal chose to focus on twins specifically because she “always had a fascination with twins. The trick is to think of Elizabeth and Jessica as the good and bad sides of one person.” The stories told in Sweet Valley would encompass 181 books, the first 12 of which were written by Pascal herself. After that, she recruited a team of ghostwriters to continue following Jessica and Elizabeth’s lives. The cause of death was lymphoma / Facebook “Sweet Valley is the essence of high school,” Pascal reflected in a 1988 interview with People. “It’s that moment before reality hits, when you really do believe in the romantic values — sacrifice, love, loyalty, friendship — before you get jaded and slip off into adulthood.” Indeed, the franchise sold over 200 million books and most recently spawned a graphic novel called Sweet Valley Twins, published in 2022. The franchise has been a part of countless fans’ lives, and it is for this reason a representative for St. Martin’s Publishing Group said in a statement, “St. Martin’s is proud to have been a publisher of Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley High series whose iconic and beloved characters captivated generations of teens and adults.” Rest in peace, Francine Pascal. The Sweet Valley High series has over a hundred entries in it, many written by ghostwriters overseen by Pascal / Amazon RELATED: ‘80s Supermodel Kathy Ireland Is Now 58 And An Author Click for next Article The post Francine Pascal, Creator Of Beloved ‘Sweet Valley High’ Series, Dies At 92 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

Shannen Doherty’s passing may have been expected, however, it remains a big hit to her fans and loved ones, especially her BBF and co-star Holly Marie Combs. Her Let’s Be Clear podcast still runs thanks to her co-hosts Drew Fuller, Brian Krause and Combs, who reflected on the reactions to Shannen’s in a new special episode. Combs revealed that Shannen felt hated during her lifetime and would have been surprised by the wonderful things people had to say after her passing. Due to Shannen’s mistrust of others’ perspectives of her, she went the extra mile to prove herself despite her health challenges. Holly Marie Combs feels ‘angry’ at Shannen Doherty’s death CHARMED, from left: Shannen Doherty, Holly Marie Combs, 1998, 1998-2006. ph: Fergus Greer / TV Guide /© The WB Television Network / Courtesy Everett Collection Combs admitted to feeling so angry and sad about Shannen’s death that she now goes online looking to defend her late friend from negative comments. Contrary to her expectation, Combs has yet to find any mean words against Shannen as people have been more empathetic since the news. RELATED: Shannen Doherty’s Co-Star Says Late Actress Made ‘Big Plans’ Thinking She Had More Time Left Having previously lost another friend to cancer, Combs feels further aggrieved by Shannen’s demise and misses being able to call her anytime, even at midnight, to talk. The 50-year-old actress, who starred alongside Shannen in Charmed, has been longtime buddies with the late actress since their first meeting in the ‘80s. 05 October 2019 – Beverly Hills, California – Shannen Doherty. 9th Annual American Humane Hero Dog Awards held at Beverly Hilton Hotel. Photo Credit: Birdie Thompson/AdMedia Shannen thought she had more time Although Shannen’s condition felt like a countdown to her end, Combs mentioned that she overestimated how much time she had left. Shannen had shared plans of moving to Italy with Combs, and her bucket list of things to do while alive including building a house in Tennessee. CHARMED, Shannen Doherty, Holly Marie Combs, episode ‘Feats of Clay’, aired January 20, 1999, 1998-2006, photo: © Viacom / courtesy Everett Collection Shannen also gave away some of her belongings, such as furniture and her expensive antique collection, noting that such kindness would make her transition to the afterlife easier. She also hoped to start making fresh memories and giving beneficiaries the opportunity to do the same with her old items. Click for next Article The post Shannen Doherty Thought People Hated Her, Would Be Shocked At Reactions To Her Death, Says Co-Star appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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