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Kim feels dwarfed by her athletic, outgoing family and fears she will never measure up. Each summer, she dreadfully heads to the family-run mountain camp to help with hikes and climbs, hoping to escape her sense of inadequacy. This season, Brian arrivesβa new camper who shows genuine care for Kim. As they spend time together, Kim wrestles with whether her secret flaws will be accepted. Through friendship, music, and the majestic outdoors, she learns to confront her fears, build selfβconfidence, and discover her own place among peers.
First publish date: 1986
Genre: Coming of Age/Coming of Age Romance
Authors: Janet Quin-Harkin
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