SuitabookFriendship under pressure
Mac invites Carly, Lissa, Gillian, and Shani to Scotland, where the group faces several simultaneous difficulties.
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Shelley Adina - Author
A festive friendship adventure with serious pressures underneath: Mac hopes a shared holiday can repair her family, while the friends face a failing home, money worries, and danger connected with Shani.
Finals week is approaching and Mac is still undecided on where to spend the holidays. Normally she'd go home to Scotland , but spending two weeks alone in the castle with her dad isn't as appealing as it used to be. So she invites Carly, Lissa, Gillian, and Shani to join her for the holidays! Mac is determined to make this the best Christmas ever. She even decides to organize the traditional Hogmany dance for New Year's Eve. If she can get her mother involved in the dance, maybe her parents will finally get back together. But when Mac and the girls arrive in Scotland , they are faced with bad news: the castle is falling apart and Mac's parents are struggling financially. Not only that, but Shani is in big trouble with Prince Rashid's royal family. Can the girls find a way to celebrate the holidays, get Mac's parents back together, save the castle, and rescue Shani from her relentless pursuers? There's only one way to find out. . . .
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA festive friendship adventure with serious pressures underneath: Mac hopes a shared holiday can repair her family, while the friends face a failing home, money worries, and danger connected with Shani.
Mac invites Carly, Lissa, Gillian, and Shani to Scotland, where the group faces several simultaneous difficulties.
Mac hopes that organising the New Year’s Eve dance and involving her mother might bring her parents back together.
The castle is falling apart and Mac’s parents are struggling financially during the holiday gathering.
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