Passport To Paris
Passport to Paris is about two 13-year-old twins that go to Paris over spring break.
Melanie and Ally would LOVE to go to Paris, but the cutest boys in school asked them to go to the spring fling dance Friday, which is when they will be in Paris. Melanie and Ally go to Paris anyways, although they do not like their grandpa, who is the Embassodor to France. They do not like their grandpa because he is up-tight and never wants to spend time with girls.
When they get to France, their grandpa says hello and gives Jeremy, his assistant, an itinerary for the week. The itinerary had museums and museums on it. BORING! So the girls decide to ditch Jeremy and they meet two adorable French boys. Ally and Melanie feel bad for ditching Jeremy and meet a gorgeous French Super-Model to introduce to Jeremy so he was distracted.
They sneak off with the boys and go to dinner at the top of the Eiffel Tower, but little did they know...THEY WERE TRESPASSING ON A PRIVATE AREA! The police......
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