"Tenderfoot Squad; or, Camping at Raccoon Lodge" by Alan Douglas is an adventure-filled story for young readers that kicks off with a group of Boy Scouts eagerly heading to Raccoon Bluff for a camping trip. Led by Elmer Chenowith, the Wolf Patrol is excited to learn new skills and bond in nature, even with greenhorns like Rufus and Alec in tow. Amidst setting up camp and mastering outdoor survival, they meet interesting characters such as Jem Shock and a boy named Conrad, each adding a layer of mystery to their experience. Through this journey, the book highlights themes of friendship, personal development, and the challenges that come with learning in the great outdoors.
Boy Scouts: Tenderfoot Squad; or, Camping at Raccoon Lodge
By Alan Douglas
Embark on a thrilling camping trip with a squad of Boy Scouts as they face the wild, untangle mysteries, and forge lasting bonds of friendship.
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