Francine Pascal Creator of Sweet Valley High Book Series Dies at 92

Francine Pascal best known for creating the hit young adult book series

Her daughter Laurie Wenk-Pascal confirmed to that the author died of lymphoma at Manhattan's New York Presbyterian Hospital.

Pascal began her career as a journalist, contributing to magazines like Cosmopolitan and Ladies' Home Journal.

She later joined the writers room, alongside her second husband John Pascal, for the soap opera The Young Marrieds in the mid-'60s

Pascal began carving out her own career as a prolific writer in 1977 with her first novel  Hangin' Out With Cici about a teen girl

best-selling book series Sweet Valley High was born in 1983 after Pascal found herself struggling to write a soap opera treatment.

Her work has been translated into multiple languages, reflecting its global appeal and timeless relevance.

Fans and literary communities worldwide mourn the loss of Francine Pascal, whose stories have left an enduring legacy.

Pascal's books have inspired numerous adaptations and continue to be enjoyed by new generations.

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