About this book:
“What's
happening at Heritage Farms & Village? When McKenzie and Kate connect
during farm camp at Heritage Farms and Village in Iowa, they begin to notice
mysterious events that leave them both feeling uneasy. The Camp Club Girls
realize they’re onto something. . .but what? The girls are on a mission to find
out!”
Series: Book #24 in the “Camp Club Girls” series. Reviews of #1,
#2,
#3,
#4,
#5,
#6,
#7,
#8,
#9,
#10,
#11,
#12,
#13, #14,
#15,
#16,
#17,
#18,
#19,
#20,
#21,
#22,
and #23. [Note: This 24th book is only available in
the 4-in-1 Mystery Collection titled, “McKenzie” by Shari Barr. The last
few books of this series are lurking online, but never went to print, so the
collections are the only way to physically own the last few books.]
Spiritual Content- Scriptures are mentioned, quoted, & read; Prayers; Talks
about God; ‘H’s are capitalized when referring to God; McKenzie wishes she was
more like Elizabeth because she always puts God first, but often wonders if God
is disappointed in her because she’s not like Elizabeth at times; Mentions of God;
Mentions of prayers & praying (including praying for someone who is mean to
you and others); A mention of a blessing.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘wimps’ and two ‘dumb’s; A
mean/rude bully (a teen boy) & his comments; A man threats a dog; Mentions
of crimes, an intruder/thief, arrests, stolen items, & stealing; Mentions
of threats; Mentions of rumors; Mentions of lies, lying, & liars; A couple
mentions of a divorce (the bully’s parents); A couple mentions of jealousy; A couple
mentions of throwing up; A mention of a burglar; A mention of manure;
*Note: A couple mentions of John Wayne.
Sexual Content- N/A
-McKenzie Phillips
P.O.V.
of McKenzie
160 pages
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My
personal Rating- 
I was really disappointed by this
book, which is sad because it’s the last one in the series. I typically would
have liked the mystery of hidden treasure, but the mean bully boy was so
annoying, it was hard to get into the mystery. (I also don’t understand why the
author included McKenzie’s wonderings about if God was disappointed in her for
not being like Elizabeth, when that fear was never discussed or reassured to
her that she doesn’t have to be like Elizabeth.) McKenzie’s aunt and uncle were
no help in this story and it wasn’t my favorite for the series. Still clean,
which I appreciate.
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.
