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It’s acctully not ok how much joy a book written for twelve year olds still brings me even though I’ve read it 900 times

Ah the nostalgia
Annual reread before I go to camp

I seriously don’t know what age this book is for but as an adult, i really enjoyed it.

There is humour that only adults understand. I was a bit confused about when the girls called the boy “a fresh meat” considering girls that age don’t really talk like that however i find it funny when they made the backstage joke.

Good things.
cabins ✔️
boys, and girls fights ✔️

it’s a good read.

Ok… Um not impressed at the moment but we’ll see what happens!?
1st book for my summer reading tbr!!! Eek ⭐️🍊💫

3:06:32 Campstock - This has improved a lot, some much so that my son will be finishing it without me because he doesn't want to wait till the next car ride.

1:37:19 Treading Lightly - These kids are so annoying. 🙄 Unfortunately for me my kid thinks only the 3J's are annoying and already wants to read the rest of the series (hopefully solo), he thinks the story is cringy but funny.

Last night
37:48 ⏮️23m When You've Got A Nickname 17m⏭️ - My son insisted I listen with him so I had to restart the book, it's better the second time around but not much, we got phone calls so I didn't get much farther.

31:47 seventeen minutes into When You've Got A Nickname... and twenty--three minutes from Icebreakers - This story is already on my nerves. I couldn't finish the second chapter. My kid is interested and I'm in an irritable mood (minor surgery) . So I'm going to sleep on it and get his opinion in the morning. I think I'm finally going to try one of those sleep books.