
audiobook
by Irene Elliott Benson, Stella M. Francis
At Twin Lakes, a spirited band of Campfire Girls gathers under the shade of pine trees, their tents dotting the shoreline like colorful flags of friendship. Led by the quick‑witted Katherine, they spend their days swapping jokes, solving riddles, and planning the summer’s biggest project yet. Their lively council fire circles become a stage for playful debates, from teasing nicknames to spirited discussions about “teddy‑bearing” their teeth—a quirky phrase that sparks both laughter and curiosity.
When a mysterious telegram arrives, the girls’ enthusiasm turns to intrigue, and they rally together to uncover its hidden meaning. With each clue they piece together, the camp buzzes with excitement, testing their teamwork and daring. Listeners will be swept up in the camaraderie, the gentle rustle of lake breezes, and the promise of a new adventure waiting just beyond the next pine‑lined path.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (367K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Release date
2019-01-17
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Best known for lively early 20th-century stories about Camp Fire Girls, this author wrote brisk adventures centered on friendship, outdoor life, and young heroines finding confidence. Her books still surface today through Project Gutenberg and library catalogs, giving modern readers a glimpse of popular girls' fiction from the 1910s.
View all booksBest known for writing several entries in the early Camp Fire Girls series, this elusive author left behind brisk, outdoorsy adventures full of friendship, mystery, and resourceful young heroines. Her books still surface through Project Gutenberg and audiobook editions, even though biographical details about her remain scarce.
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