Christy is disappointed when she finds out she and her family are going to a cabin in the mountains to spend Christmas. She had hoped they would be going to Newport Beach, where she'd get to spend time with her friends there. And what's going on between Katie and Rick? Still, things look up when she gets the chance to go to the Rose Bowl parade with her friends, and a night under the stars that leaves her feeling like God's princess.
Morality
Very good. Christy is tempted to have a bad attitude toward her parents when things don't go her way, but she doesn't.
Spiritual Content
Lots of praying and other Christian activities.
Violence
None.
Drug and Alcohol Content
Aunt Marti starts to add beer to her shopping list for Christy's New Year's party, but Christy stops her, making it well known that none of her friends drink.
Sexual Content
A kiss between two of the main characters at midnight New Year's Eve is mentioned, but it is a brief kiss, and nothing inappropriate. The topic of saving kisses comes up among the girls.
Crude or Profane Language or Content
None.
Conclusion
Another story of dealing with the changes in friendships, re-evaluating relationships, and following God. It's all done in ways that the reader will be able to connect with, and not without some life humor. It's all about growing up and growing in God, and done without being cheesy or cliche.
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