
By Jennifer Orr
A stolen phone at camp makes Abigail the prime suspect. Can she clear her name and make a friend?
Abigail Hensley, a twelve-year-old aspiring anthropologist, hopes to make friends at sleepaway camp. Her research suggests camp is perfect for lifelong bonds. But when her bunkmate's phone vanishes, Abigail becomes the main suspect. With her reputation and chance at friendship on the line, can she uncover the real thief and prove her innocence before the week ends?
Twelve-year-old Abigail Hensley is a socially awkward aspiring anthropologist who has always had trouble connecting with her peers. Abigail is hopeful that a week at sleepaway camp is the answer to finally making a friend. After all, her extensive research shows that summer camp is the best place to make lifelong connections. Using her tried-and-true research methods, Abigail begins to study her cabinmates for friendship potential. But just when it seems that she is off to a good start, her bunkmate’s phone gets stolen, and Abigail is the main suspect. Can she clear her name, find the real culprit, and make a friend before the week is done?
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