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Reggie and Sally, eleven-year-old best friends, each get mysteriously invited to spend the summer at Camp Timber View. From the get go, they both know that something weird is going on when the camp bus drops them off miles from camp with only a riddle. As Reggie, Sally, and their camp mates... read more
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“Flowers are great but love is better”
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“Sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me”
Lily Conaway
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Camp Timber View - North Georgia Mountains
- North Georgia Mountains
- Walt Disney world: Lily Conaway
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Reggie’s older brother Ronald picked his nose on the couch as he watched wrestling on television.
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- Leadership: Describe this theme.
- Friendship
- Courage and Bravery
- Trust: I say trust because in the book the kids have to depend on each other to make it to camp
Links to Supplemental Material edit
- Jason Deas Author of Adult and Middle Grade Novels: Author Bio, Blog, Contact Info, Book Descriptions, Twitter Feed
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