by Stella M. Francis
About this book
When Hazel Edwards and the Flamingo Camp-Fire Girls are invited to spend their summer on Aunt Hannah's sprawling Midwestern farm, they expect a peaceful retreat in the countryside. But their quiet time in the idyllic town of Fairberry takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious incident disrupts the Fourth of July celebration, setting off a chain of events that will test everything these resourceful young women have learned.
As the girls discover that Aunt Hannah has forgotten something crucial, they must uncover a secret hidden within the farm itself. With desperate characters threatening to exploit the situation, Hazel and her fellow Camp-Fire Girls must rely on their courage, quick thinking, and the practical skills they've developed through their organization. What begins as a summer adventure becomes a thrilling mystery that demands bravery and determination to solve.
This classic children's adventure captures the spirit of early twentieth-century girlhood, celebrating friendship, resilience, and the power of working together toward a common goal. Perfect for young listeners who enjoy mysteries with heart, stories of girl empowerment, and tales of adventure set in simpler times, Camp-Fire Girls in the Country reminds us that sometimes the greatest discoveries happen when we least expect them.
