"Chums of the Camp Fire" by Lawrence J. Leslie is an adventure story from the early 1900s about four young friends named Max, Steve, Toby, and Bandy-legs and their spring break. As the boys seek entertainment through activities like looking for frogs to eat and camping trips, they experience the beauty of the outdoors and deal with unexpected problems. The story starts with the friends enthusiastically looking for frogs close to Carson, hoping to gather enough for a big meal. The personalities of the boys emerge through their words and actions, demonstrating their close bond and unique traits. The story emphasizes their fun conversations and adventurous attitudes, especially when Steve hilariously falls while trying to catch a big frog. They reminisce about funny past adventures and react to rumors of wild animals still roaming free after a circus's animals escaped during a storm nearby. The story is full of adventure, laughter, and the special appeal of childhood friendships.
Chums of the Camp Fire
By Lawrence J. Leslie
Four young friends will face wild animals and dangerous mishaps while seeking adventure during their Easter holiday.
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