About this book:
“It’s
summertime—and when you’re a Carroway, that means heading to camp for an
exciting week of fun, friends, and faith-building. But this summer will be different—rumor
has it that the camp is struggling and may be sold to a resort developer at the
end of the season. Cousins Allie, Kendall, Lola, Ruby, and Hunter are
devastated by the news, so they set out on a mission to save the camp!
It’s a job that will take some strong
prayer, a clever plan, and a little sleuthing, made difficult by the constant
presence of Allie’s new “friend,” Madison Doonsberry, and California surfer-boy
Nathan Fremont. But when they uncover information about a similar camp struggle
in the past and discover clues that lead them to the true story behind the
disappearance of legendary girls’ cabin six, the cousins realize that they’re
right in the middle of God’s plan to grow them closer together and teach them
the value of lost people.
This fourth book in the Faithgirlz
Princess in Camo series is the perfect addition to this unique storyline about
a fun and faith-filled family in a world of class and camouflage.”
Series: Book #4 in the “Princess in Camo” series. Review of Book
#1 Here!, Book
#2 Here!, and Book #3 Here!
Spiritual Content- Luke 15:4 at the beginning; Many Scriptures are read,
mentioned, quoted, & discussed; Going to a Christian camp,
singing/worshiping, & lessons/sermons; Prayers, Blessings over food, &
saying the Doxology; Witnessing; Many Talks about God & sins; Most ‘H’s are
capitalized when referring to God; Many mentions of God, Jesus, & sins; Many
mentions of Christians, a Christian camp, Bibles, Bible reading, & those in
the Bible; Mentions of prayers & praying; Mentions of church going &
pastors; Mentions of blessings; A few mentions of Heaven; A mention of a
Godsend;
*Note: Madison says the Bible is
difficult to understand and not applicable to real life, she isn’t sure if God
cares about her *Spoiler* Towards the end, she prays with Allie for God to
forgive her *End of Spoiler*.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: three ‘dumb’s; Eye rolling and some
sarcasm; Mentions of a story about a fire & thinking someone was trapped in
it (up to semi-detailed); Mentions of someone being bit by a copperhead snake,
the venom, & pain (up to semi-detailed); Mentions of deceiving, lying,
& bluffing (Allie, Madison, and the cousins do all of this to win the camp
games, it’s not looked upon as bad); Mentions of pranks & thieves; Mentions
of Madison being mean/rude to Allie in the prior books; Mentions of Madison’s
parents’ divorce; A few mentions of killing snakes; A couple mentions of jealousy;
A mention of lying.
Sexual Content- Some noticing of
a cute boy; Allie blushes over a cute boy; Mentions of meeting your future husband,
cute boys, being distracted over a boy, dating, & a break-up; A couple
mentions of winks.
-Allie Carroway, age 13
1st
person P.O.V. switches of Allie
208 pages
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My
personal Rating- 
Now, I’m not a camper (at all),
but I did really enjoy the last book in the “Princess in Camo” series. The
mysteries were exciting and it finished off the series very well.
This series was much better than
I expected, and I particularly enjoyed the third book and this last one. This final
book’s ending was great, but I also loved all the faith content in it.
The first book was a little “out
there” (or just not believable), so if that one turned you off, I would
recommend trying out the next book. I’m pleasantly surprised by how much I
enjoyed this series and I’m glad my library had them.
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.
