
Senior Year — tenth novel in Beverly Hills 90210 book series written by Mel Gilden. It was published in november 1993 by HarperPaperbacks.
- ISBN — 0-06-106-105-0
- Printed in USA
- 186 pages
Description[]
SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER — It's the most important year of high school and those hip, hot kids of West Beverly High are ready for the challenge!
- Can Kelly's smile hide her heartache as she turns her back on love to save a friendship?
- Is Dylan being true to himself when he and Brenda pick up where they left off before the summer?
- Will Brenda's truce with her parents hold, or is this just the calm before the storm?
- With new duties at the paper, has Brandon lost touch with what's really important to him?
- Andrea finds herself at odds with new faculty member — is it all just her imagination?
- Has Steve finally found the key to grade-point success, or has he fallen into a dangerous game?
- When Donna brings her freshman buddy into the gang, has she unwittingly made competition for herself?
- Should David come cliean with Donna about the summer, or is it best to leave the past alone?
With lots of laughs and a few tears, the Walsh twins and their totally together friends make their way through a time of change — SENIOR YEAR.
Contents[]
Includes introduction A Matter Of Trust and excerpt from Summer Love. List of chapters:
- Clubfoot Walsh
- A Special Girl
- Conduct Unbecoming
- Consider The Source
- Dancing The Dance
- The Snakepit
- Paradise
- A Date With Destiny
- Saved By Two Broken Legs
- Life Goes Boom
- Knowing The Score
- The Return Of The Stranger
- Fresh Paint
- Toughing It Out
- Uncomfortable {laces
- Life Goes Boom Again
- Jealousy
- Fairy Tales Can Come True
- A Match Made In Heaven
Episodes[]
Novel is based on season 3 episodes teleplay:
- A Presumption of Innocence — written by Karen Rosin
- Destiny Rides Again — written by Steve Wasserman & Jessica Klein
- Rebel With A Cause — written by Star Frohman
Photo Section[]
Cover photos by Andrew Semel, insert photos by Andrew Semel and Timothy White.







