About this book:
“A
spilled drink leads to a fossil fiasco in Wyoming.
When Kate’s former
schoolteacher becomes a curator at a small science museum, she is invited to
help out. But an accidental spilled drink leads Kate and McKenzie on a quick
quest to Stone’s Throw Quarry fossil camp.
Disintegrating fossil plates…
Brown sugar—lots and lots of
brown sugar…
A suspicious quarry staff
member…
A door marked Private…
Will the girls’ suspicions
prove false? Or can the Camp Club Girls dig deep enough to unearth the culprit
behind the phony fossils?”
Series: Book #16 in the “Camp Club Girls” series. Reviews of #1,
#2,
#3,
#4,
#5,
#6,
#7,
#8,
#9,
#10,
#11,
#12,
#13, #14,
and #15!
Spiritual Content- Scriptures are quoted & mentioned; Bible
reading; Prayers; A bit of witnessing & praying with someone who wants
to accept Jesus into his heart; Talks about God, faiths, & that
you are valuable to Him; ‘H’s are capitalized when referring to God; Mentions
of God; Mentions of prayers & praying; Mentions of those & events in
the Bible; Mentions of Christians, Bibles, & Bible reading; A couple
mentions of kids’ church; A mention of a Christian camp; A mention of
evolution from one camp counselor and another shares another theory about the
Genesis flood.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘dumb’; A bit of eye
rolling; Kate and McKenzie sneak into a prohibited room (because they
broke the rules, they are supposed to be reprimanded); Mentions of
stealing, thieves, thefts, forged goods, & scams; A few mentions of a
car accident and injuries; A couple mentions of lies & lying.
Sexual Content- McKenzie
teases Kate about a boy twice (Kate is embarrassed); A couple
mentions of a girl with a crush on a boy.
-Kate Oliver
P.O.V.
of Kate
155 pages
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My
personal Rating- 
The message of not judging a book
by its cover was strong in this book. Kate had to learn that assuming
wasn’t the right way to treat others. Jacob and Esau was discussed often which
I liked, because that’s not a super common story mentioned in fiction
books.
See y’all on Friday with a new
review!
*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this
author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
Looks like a great recommendation! I found this for my daughter at our local library.
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