Review: Sydney's Outer Banks Blast - Jean Fischer

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Wanting to find a new Christian Series for your tweens ? Have they read all of Melody Carlson TrailerPark View and Nancy Rue's Lily Books ?

Sydney's Outer Banks Blast (Camp Club Girls)

Review: Sydney's Outer Banks Blast - Camp Club Girls #8- Jean Fischer - July 2010

Are you on the outlook for a new series for your daughter aged 8-12yrs to read ? Check out Camp Club Girls as this might be the perfect gift for them. Camp Club Girls follows 6 girls who became the best of friends at a Christian summer camp. This story focuses on two of the girls Sydney and Bailey. Sydney has gone to stay with her grandparents at the beach and Bailey has joined them for the summer. It started out a normal summer, till Bailey swore she saw a UFO, and after Sydney decides to tell her a Ghost story about a ship, they both start seeing things that aren't there. When the girls meet a mysterious Christian Verse-quoting sailor, they are sure he is a ghost as doesn't he resemble and have the same name as someone who was supposed to have died hundreds of years ago and what about the strange neighbours next door with their business that spells ROSWELL backwards using the first letter of each word. They seem to have flashing lights and talks of UFO , are they really humans or aliens. Join Bailey and Sydney as they discuss their theories with the other Camp Club Girls on IM Chat . A summer tale filled with conspiracy theories, ghosts, aliens and GOD.




Comments

  1. BrittanyApril 4, 2011 at 3:49 AM

    Great review! This sounds like something I would read when I was younger :)

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  2. WildIrishRose33April 4, 2011 at 5:14 AM

    Sounds like a great story! And I've got an 8 year old so I may have to check that out with her. :-) Thanks for stopping by my blog. I've heard of Twisted but haven't read that one yet.

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