The cover of this novel immediately drew me in and I could
tell that it would be an entertaining and mysterious story. The description
also intrigued me as it described a camp that apparently doesn’t actually exist yet letters were
sent out that included pictures of teens rock climbing, playing sports, and
having a wonderful time at a lakeside camp. What is this camp and why are they
inviting teens to come stay? Who is the person who created this camp and what
are their intentions?
The author tells the story through several voices and each
of the five camp cabins has a completely different story and they all intersect
at certain points. It can be confusing deciphering between the stories but it
adds to the mystery of what is actually happening to these campers. Every type
of typical teen character can be found in this book which gives a variety of
emotions and views on what is happening.
Not only do we hear the stories of each of the cabins that
are located at Camp So-and-So, there is a secretive and luxurious camp across
the lake from Camp So-and-So. Both camps participate in certain games to see
who will win the opportunity to stay at the luxurious camp and the games get
intense, strange, and possibly dangerous.
Written like a play and separated into acts, the story
begins with introducing different characters from the cabins of Camp So-and-So
and some of the cabins experience violence and difficult situations that create
suspense for the reader. Tension is felt after the campers immediately start noticing
strange things happening, such as a girl who disappears, horrible food that is
barely edible, and accommodations that are barely livable. This is not the camp that they thought they would be at. The story starts to
get intense after you find out there are stage hands and other adults who are roaming
around behind the scenes.
If you enjoy camp stories, mysteries, or suspenseful
stories, check out Camp So-and-So from the teen room today. You will stay up
all night trying to find out what is going to happen to these campers.
-Lauren
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