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Five girls – Nita, Kayla, Isabel, Dina, and Siobhan – arrive at the remote Camp Forevermore, expecting the usual swimming lessons, friendship bracelets, and campfire songs. When an overnight kayaking trip turns disastrous, the girls find themselves with no adults to help and must navigate survival on their own. Through the ensuing trials and their individual journeys, Kim Fu explores how a single night can reshape friendships, family bonds, and the search for self, all set against the rugged backdrop of the Pacific Northwest.
First publish date: 2018
Genre: Adventure Fiction/Survival Adventure
Authors: Kim Fu
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