A Capeside Christmas
C. J. Anders, Kevin Williamson
164 pages · Released 2000 · Simon Pulse
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A note for parents
This is a tie-in novel to Dawson's Creek featuring familiar teen characters navigating holiday stress, friendship conflicts, and personal growth during a Christmas pageant production. The book centers on themes of teamwork, forgiveness, and emotional maturity, with mild language and romantic subtext typical of the show. An ice storm provides mild peril and a catalyst for character development rather than genuine danger.
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From the publisher
Stress Much? Two days into rehearsal, the director of the Capeside Christmas Winter Follies drops out, so Dawson volunteers to direct the town show. But he's finding out the hard way it's easier to direct a small cast film than a giant Christmas pageant filled with friends, family, and neighbors. Now everybody's feudin... Stress Much? Two days into rehearsal, the director of the Capeside Christmas Winter Follies drops out, so Dawson volunteers to direct the town show. But he's finding out the hard way it's easier to direct a small cast film than a giant Christmas pageant filled with friends, family, and neighbors. Now everybody's feuding with everybody else. Dawson, Joey, Pacey, Jen, Jack, and Andie are all stressed out. Then a tremendous ice storm hits...and frozen hearts begin to melt.... JOEY, DAWSON, PACEY, JEN, JACK, ANDIE Six teens ready to take on the world. They're learning about life, and learning how to love.
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- Fiction
- Dawson's Creek (Television program)
- Children's fiction
- Christmas, fiction
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ISBN 9780671775414 · Simon Pulse