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EVIL CAMP
Ebook By Scoop Jackson (aka Paul McMurray)Rating:
(5) Published: Jul. 09, 2010
Category: Fiction » Children's Books » Fiction
Category: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Horror
Words: 17420 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook Description
With their father missing, Hunter, age 14, must protect his ten year-old sister Katie from whatever lurks in the woods and fog that surround them at Devil's Pond Campground. For two nights they are visited by Digger, an eerie caretaker, who tells them scary stories to keep them at the campfire: "The Hand" and "The Boy Who Had No Bones". And then, it is time to meet "The Vampire At The Campfire".Tags
camping, middle grade, scary, spookyAvailable Ebook reading formats:
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Log-in to write a Review Log-in to add a Video ReviewReview by: Winnie Hart on Sep. 08, 2010 :
I enjoyed this very much, it brought me back to my youth when I would read Goosebumps with one eye closed.
Thanks Scoop, keep up the good work
Review by: Catherine Witek on Aug. 02, 2010 : (no rating)
"Evil Camp" would be a great Halloween read. The story takes place over 3 nights at the deserted Devil's Pond Campground. With each night the creepiness and terror intensify as Hunter, the 14-year-old narrator, battles to keep himself and his 10-year-old sister alive. Her only protector when their father disappears on the first night, Hunter must use his wits to overcome his own fears, comfort his sister, and find a way to fight the evil forces that threaten to destroy them: Digger, the decrepit caretaker who only seems to care about scaring them to death; two escaped prisoners, vicious killers, who discover the camp; and the frightening, fanged, wild animals that lurk in the forest around the camp. Vivid descriptions of the creepy characters and setting heighten the tension and contribute to the mood of spine-tingling terror. "Evil Camp" may be too scary for children under the age of 10, but older kids (and even adults) would find it a fun read on a rainy night or around a campfire or as a treat on Halloween.