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    Boys Camp: Zee's Story
    Boys Camp: Zee's Story
    Boys Camp: Zee's Story
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    Boys Camp: Zee's Story

    By Kitson Jazynka, Valerie Tripp and Craig Orback

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    Who are the two funniest guys at Camp Wolf Trail? Will ’n’ Zeeno question! The best buddies have emailed all winter long, and now they’re back at camp, with millions of great ideas for practical jokes and more than a few big surprises to spring on their fellow campers and counselors. Will and Zee are a trickster team of two. They’re partners-in-pranks, a dynamic duo, a famously hilarious pair.

    At first, all the mayhem and mischief they cause is a big success. Who’d have guessed that a stuffed octopus, toilet paper, and pies could be combined so comically? Will and Zee’s twist on a Camp Wolf Trail tradition is brilliantand means that they’re rewarded with the privilege of doing Dead Man’s Dive off Big Boulder into O’Mannitt’s Cove. They’re sure their next triumph will be finding the camp’s best-kept secret: the location of Hidden Falls. But when Zee tries to include other guys in the searching, plotting. planning, and fun, Will gets mad, and their friendship blows up. Zee must face his scariest, most dangerous crisis on his own while on a kayaking trip, and for a while, it looks like all is lost. Will Zee be able to save Cookie’s life and rescue his friendship with Will, too? Is this the end of Will ’n’ Zee? Must Hidden Falls remain hidden? One thing’s for sure: Zee will have an adventure-packed summer at Camp Wolf Trail!

    Sky Pony Press, with our Good Books, Racehorse and Arcade imprints, is proud to publish a broad range of books for young readerspicture books for small children, chapter books, books for middle grade readers, and novels for young adults. Our list includes bestsellers for children who love to play Minecraft; stories told with LEGO bricks; books that teach lessons about tolerance, patience, and the environment, and much more. While not every title we publish becomes a New York Times bestseller or a national bestseller, we are committed to books on subjects that are sometimes overlooked and to authors whose work might not otherwise find a home.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSky Pony
    Release dateMay 19, 2015
    ISBN9781632208170
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      Boys Camp - Kitson Jazynka

      Chapter One

      "YA-HOO!" Zee Doyle threw his head back and hollered as loud as he could. This was it, the moment he’d been looking forward to—crazy impatient—for months. Finally, he was back at Camp Wolf Trail, his favorite place on Earth. Zee waved good-bye to his mom and dad as they drove off, and then he spun around and took a deep breath. Yup, there it was, the classic Wolf Trail smell: sun on pine needles, bug spray, and a whiff of lake-sharp air. Zee let loose the epic howl that had been building in his chest since he left camp last summer: Aroo-oo! He listened for a return howl—that’s how he and his best friend at camp, Will, located each other—but there was none, so Zee figured Will probably hadn’t arrived yet.

      Slam! A screen door flew open, hitting the outside of the camp office, making a bush full of brown birds take off twittering.

      Zee! It was Max, one of Zee’s favorite camp counselors from last year. Max tossed his clipboard onto the grass and lifted Zee up into a bear hug. Max was tall, so his hugs were polar bear hugs. Welcome back!

      Thanks! said Zee. Is Will here yet?

      Max shrugged his wide shoulders. I haven’t seen him, but he might have checked in with somebody else. Max tilted his head toward Zee’s trunk. Put your trunk on the golf cart and I’ll drive it up to your cabin later, he said. You’re in Birch. Carlos is your cabin counselor again, like he was in Cedar last year.

      Great, said Zee. Carlos was another favorite counselor of Zee’s.

      No point in sending an old-timer like you on a map quest to your cabin like the newbies, said Max. You know all the trails better than I do.

      Almost all, said Zee. He grinned at Max with eager curiosity. I don’t know the secret trail to Hidden Falls. How about a hint?

      Nope, said Max, shaking his head slowly. "No way. Like everybody else who’s ever been, I promised never to tell how to get there. You’ll have to find Hidden Falls by

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