The Camp Fire Girls' Larks and Pranks; Or, The House of the Open Door

In this lively adventure, a group of Camp Fire Girls gathers at a secluded barn that hides a bright, welcoming lodge beneath its shadowy exterior. Inside, the girls find a cozy fire, colorful blankets, and a unique blend of Native‑American décor that hints at a secret “Winnebago” tradition. Their camaraderie is instantly tested when a mysterious visitor arrives, speaking in coded phrases that only the group’s leaders seem to recognize.

The girls’ curiosity quickly turns into a series of playful schemes and daring escapades as they work to uncover the meaning behind the stranger’s cryptic greetings. Guided by their guardian, Miss Kent, they explore the hidden room’s mysteries, learning teamwork, respect for different cultures, and the joy of a good‑natured prank. The story captures the excitement of early autumn evenings, the thrill of secret meetings, and the enduring spirit of friendship that defines the Camp Fire Girls’ world.