The Girl Scouts at Camp Comalong; Or, Peg of Tamarack Hills

A lively group of schoolgirls from the Essveay School are buzzing with excitement as they plan their first real Girl Scouts outing at Camp Comalong. Led by the enthusiastic Corene, who returns from a two‑week camp with stories that spark the whole troop’s imagination, the girls trade jokes, dreams of horseback rides, and whispered schemes about who will wear the camp uniform best. Their banter reveals distinct personalities—Cleo’s practicality, Louise’s optimism, and Julia’s quick wit—setting the stage for a summer that promises both friendship and a touch of mischief.

When the campers finally arrive, the forested mountains and crackling campfires become a backdrop for a series of playful challenges and puzzling clues. From secret messages hidden among pine needles to unexpected visitors who test their teamwork, the girls discover that adventure often hides where they least expect it. As they navigate each new mystery, they learn the true meaning of cooperation, bravery, and the simple joy of a shared summer under the stars.