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The Mystery at Camp Lenape

by Carl Saxon

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateMysteryAdventureChildren's23 chapters
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CEFR level
B2
Length
23 chapters
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About this book

About this book

At Camp Lenape, mischief and rivalry erupt as the Utway twins spark a chaotic battle among tents, turning a quiet Sunday afternoon into a lively clash. Amid the laughter and flying objects, a mystery begins to unfold beneath the surface of camp life.

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Contents

23 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CHAPTER I BATTLE-ROYAL
03CHAPTER II SHERLOCK ON THE TRAIL
04CHAPTER III THE MIDNIGHT MAN
05CHAPTER IV THE ARM
06CHAPTER V IN THE NAME OF THE LAW
07CHAPTER VI BRAVES IN COUNCIL
08CHAPTER VII NEWS AND MORE NEWS
09CHAPTER VIII THE DISAPPEARING ACT
10CHAPTER IX OFF FOR PEBBLE BEACH
11CHAPTER X THE MAN IN BLUE AGAIN
12CHAPTER XI THE LAIR OF THE ENEMY

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