This Dawson's Creek tie-in novel explores themes of image, consent, and peer pressure when a teen model's underwear photos are shared online without permission. The story handles a mature subject responsibly, focusing on Joey's agency and the consequences of digital privacy breaches rather than exploitation. Language and content are consistent with the TV show's teen-oriented approach, making it suitable for mid-to-older teens.
Pocket Books is the official "Dawson's Creek" publisher. This series is "must-read TV" ("Teen People", 11/98). The Icehouse is in serious needs of funds, so Joey takes matters into her own hands and finds work as an underwear model. But suddenly her pictures end up on the Internet and heads are turning at school.Pocket Books is the official "Dawson's Creek" publisher. This series is "must-read TV" ("Teen People", 11/98). The Icehouse is in serious needs of funds, so Joey takes matters into her own hands and finds work as an underwear model. But suddenly her pictures end up on the Internet and heads are turning at school.
