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Fairview Boys at Camp Mystery; or the Old Hermit and His Secret - A Summer Camp Adventure Filled with Intrigue and Suspense - cover

Fairview Boys at Camp Mystery; or the Old Hermit and His Secret - A Summer Camp Adventure Filled with Intrigue and Suspense

Frederick Gordon

Editora: Good Press

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In "Fairview Boys at Camp Mystery; or, the Old Hermit and His Secret," Frederick Gordon crafts a captivating adventure that blends the elements of youth camaraderie, mystery, and moral lessons. Set against the backdrop of a summer camp, the narrative follows a group of friends as they unravel the enigmatic story of an elusive hermit, whose reclusive lifestyle is steeped in local folklore. Gordon'Äôs prose is marked by vivid descriptions and engaging dialogues, while his skillful use of suspense keeps readers eager for each revelation. This book, emblematic of early 20th-century boys' adventure literature, reflects the societal fascination with exploration and moral rectitude prevalent in the era, drawing parallels to works like those of Ernest Thompson Seton and the Stratemeyer Syndicate. Frederick Gordon, a writer who held a deep-seated appreciation for outdoor adventures and the bond between nature and youth, was inspired by his own experiences in the wilderness, as well as the tales that permeated the communities he frequented. These influences fueled his desire to capture the essence of friendship and the thrill of discovery, prompting him to delve into the psychological nuances of young characters confronting fears and mysteries. His works often championed themes of integrity and teamwork, resonating strongly with young readers. "Fairview Boys at Camp Mystery" is a compelling read for both children and adults who cherish nostalgic tales of adventure and camaraderie. Its blend of mystery and life lessons makes it a perfect recommendation for parents seeking to inspire their children with stories that celebrate bravery, curiosity, and the importance of friendship. This book is not just an enjoyable tale; it is a mirror reflecting the timeless themes that shape our understanding of youth.

Disponível desde: 28/10/2023.

Comprimento de impressão: 72 páginas.

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