One of my favorite books from childhood. I read it the first summer I attended sleepaway camp (1968) and have read it at least once every year since then -- still have my original copy. I am now a camp director...I LOVE camp. This is the best book about camp life I have ever read. Thank you, Ms. Furman!
I loved this book, one of my favorite childhood memories is reading this book. I must have read it 30 times, it was just great. To bad girls today wouldn't even give it a second glance.
I gave this book five stars because I was a kid the first time I read it and loved it. I’m not sure why years later that I remembered that this book was so interesting for me. Reading it as an adult, I still enjoyed it, though there are some outdated concepts. It is a classic I hope to share with a grandchild one day.
This was an absolutely beautiful book about a summer at camp. Having just spent my own summer at camp in the northeast, I was enthralled with the details that Furman put in her novel, and I will deifnitely be returning to this book in the future.
I am 53 now and still think of this favorite book from childhood. My grandfather would take me to the library and I’d check it out over and over again!
I read this on Constance's recommendation, and I liked it, but it still isn't my favorite camp book -- that honor is shared by "Laura's Luck" and "Just Plain Maggie."