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Don't Scream parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This is a Dawson's Creek tie-in novelization that plays with horror-movie tropes without being gratuitously graphic. The threat feels psychological and suspenseful rather than visceral, appropriate for fans of the show and horror-adjacent YA. Language and alcohol references are mild and consistent with the TV series. The book rewards friendship and quick thinking in crisis situations.
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From the publisher
Strange and scary things are happening in Capeside. Joey, Dawson, Pacey, Andie, and Jen are starting to feel as if they're caught up in a strange parody of "Scream." Is it a joke, or is there really someone dangerous out there? Strange and scary things are happening in Capeside. Joey, Dawson, Pacey, Andie, and Jen are starting to feel as if they're caught up in a strange parody of "Scream." Is it a joke, or is there really someone dangerous out there?
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- Fiction
- Young Adult
- Dawson's Creek (Television program)
- Horror films
- Fiction, media tie-in
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ISBN 9780671035297 · Simon Pulse