"The Blue Birds at Happy Hills" by Lillian Elizabeth Roy is a charming novel about a lively group of kids called the Blue Birds and Bobolinks, who are headed for a fun summer camp at Happy Hills. The story focuses on the adventures of resourceful twins Don and Dot Starr, plus their pals Lavinia, Ruth, and Ned as they get ready for a trip to New York City before heading to camp. The book kicks off with the kids rushing to catch their train to New York City. They're excited to meet new people. We quickly meet the energetic Don, who, along with his sister Dot, stirs up some trouble over a box of gum. The story is full of youthful energy and playful chatter, really showing how close the friends are and suggesting how the events of one summer will challenge and change them.
The Blue Birds at Happy Hills
By Lillian Elizabeth Roy
A group of friends create trouble as they head to summer camp, where they hope to learn new skills and form ever lasting bonds with each other.
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