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Too Hot to Handle

C. J. Anders, Kevin Williamson

Ages 12–16

180 pages · Released 1999

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Too Hot to Handle parent’s guide: what’s inside

Medium confidence

Violence

LGBTQ+ themes

Scary or mature

Substance use

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Educational value

A note for parents

This is a Dawson's Creek tie-in novel with a lighthearted premise centered on a school fundraiser. The story emphasizes teamwork, community service, and raising awareness about environmental preservation. Language and sexual content are mild and typical of teen TV adaptations from this era, though some mild innuendo appears in a teen romance context.

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Pacey has a great idea to raise money to protect Dunn's Lighthouse from developers. Students will volunteer to dress as celebs, and other teens will bid on them. The highest bidders for the "stars" will own them for a day. Pacey has a great idea to raise money to protect Dunn's Lighthouse from developers. Students will volunteer to dress as celebs, and other teens will bid on them. The highest bidders for the "stars" will own them for a day.

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  • Fiction
  • Children's fiction

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