My Summer Camp Has Mega Sloths - Wood Barrett, Rebecca
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This is no ordinary summer camp. Henry was all set for a fun summer with friends, but Camp Bushwhacker isn't what he expected. Instead of making campfires and mountain biking, the campers are hammering nails and hauling building supplies. And something is always going wrong! Things start to look up when Henry discovers a herd of mega sloths from the last ice age and his old pal Yarp, an extinct short-faced bear! But then one of the campers spots a forest fire in the distance. With no camp counselor in sight, can Henry, Yarp and their friends band together to get everyone to safety?

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This is no ordinary summer camp. Henry was all set for a fun summer with friends, but Camp Bushwhacker isn't what he expected. Instead of making campfires and mountain biking, the campers are hammering nails and hauling building supplies. And something is always going wrong! Things start to look up when Henry discovers a herd of mega sloths from the last ice age and his old pal Yarp, an extinct short-faced bear! But then one of the campers spots a forest fire in the distance. With no camp counselor in sight, can Henry, Yarp and their friends band together to get everyone to safety?
Autorenporträt
Rebecca Wood Barrett is an award-winning writer and filmmaker living in Whistler, BC. Her chapter book My Best Friend Is Extinct was a finalist for the Red Cedar Award and won the Chocolate Lily Award. Her short fiction has been published in Room and The Antigonish Review. Rebecca is a passionate advocate for the literary arts and enjoys supporting writers of all ages in their creative-writing adventures. Jaimie MacGibbon is a children's illustrator living in a small mountain town in British Columbia. When she's not creating art, you can find her digging in the garden, reading a good book or participating in community theater. Jaimie is a self-taught artist, and she enjoys working with both traditional and digital media. She loves using expressive line work, playing with light and creating characters full of life.