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 Weekend - Christopher Pike
 Weekend - Christopher Pike ... mansion all to themselves, but someone was taking their revenge. There was the girl upstairs fighting for her life, and the garage explosion that could have killed them all. The author's other books include Chain Letter.Newest Review: ... + Those guilty thoughts in Shani's head cease as her attentions turn to her other friends - and it becomes very much the ... more ... little soap opera, let me tell you!
~ Robin's ex-boyfriend Park is Shani's close friend, who is now going out with Angie (he couldn't handle Robin's sudden illness and is very conscious and worried about Robin seeing him with his new girlfriend).
~ Kerry is a friend who Shani doesn't entirely trust as she is 'too impulsive', and went out with the tough, street-wise Sol until an unfortunate cheerleading incident led to Kerry's humiliation, and Sol ending up in the arms of another.
~ Lena (who Kerry believes orch...more |
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Weekend
Pages: 176, Edition: paperback / softback, Paperback, Hodder Chil ... Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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Weekend - Christopher Pike: "The dream became a nightmare..." (975 words)
by - written on 13/08/07 (Very useful, 416 readings)
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+ THE STORY + Nothing like ditching school before graduation to enjoy a long weekend with your classmates down in sunny Mexico, huh? The car journey is less than enjoyable due to the bumpy roads, and as much as Shani Tucker is looking forward to partying with her classmates in her best friend's holiday mansion and trying to land the boy of her dreams, her mind keeps bringing up a memory she would rather forget. Robin Carlton, her best friend - is seriously ill, and has been missing a lot of school. As much as Shani is happy to be seeing Robin (particularly in such super-swanky settings - oh to be a millionaire's daughter), just a few pages in you ... Read the complete review
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