Publisher's Synopsis
Camp Bobs Hill is a memoir that recounts the experiences of Charles Pierce Burton during his childhood at summer camp, where he developed lifelong friendships and learned valuable lessons about character, courage, and perseverance. The book is interspersed with beautiful illustrations by Gordon Grant that capture the rustic charm of the camp and its surroundings.
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