All eleven-year-old Jason Adrian wanted to do this summer was go to soccer camp with his best friend. But when two of the school bullies took Jason out during soccer tryouts, leaving him with a bad sprain, it looked like camp was out and Grandma McIntire's was where he was headed. Then opportunity knocked at Jason's window. It was a big crow, and when Jason took a look outside he fell from the roof and got locked out. But the crow had a message for him: "You may already have won." Just when Jason was certain he was doomed for summer, his English teacher unexpectedly came to his rescue. Without telling Jason, she had submitted an essay of Jason's in a special contest, and now he was going to Camp Ravenwyng, a small place that was offering a free summer stay to kids with creativity and imagination. This was not any run-of-the-mill camp, not when the bus he was riding went from nowhere to somewhere and time itself seemed to become totally confused in the process. And that was only the beginning. 344 pages. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

CAMPS FICTION MAGIC CHILDREN JUVENILE