Tough Enough

This was a decent 'Dawsons Creek' novel. I like the fact that both Jack and Andie were included, that is a major plus. In some of these books based on TV shows the charectors in the books act different to how they do on the show, but for the most part that was not the case for this book, the charecters acted very much like themselfs. The reason I give it four stars as opposed to five is that each main charector had his or her own story line until around the last fourty pages. Sure they were intertwined a little, but I would have liked to have seen them together throughout the book. All in all it was a good read.

Dawson and the gang get sent to wilderness camp by their principal who wants to toughen them up. Lots of funny things happen--Dawson catches a fish with his bare hands. Romance too. Great book.

This was OK, it wasn't the best Dawson's Creek book, but it wasn't bad. It had a very interesting theme. If you like Dawson's Creek you should read this. Overall very nice.

Principal Green decides that sending students on a tough survival course is a GREAT idea. So Dawson, Joey, Pacey, Jen, Andie and Jack set off, with varying amounts of enthuasiasm. But are they tough enough to withstand the demands of the course? As always in the Dawson's Creek books there is the usual romantic entanglements and so on, and in the end everything returns to normal. A good read but not vital.