The Girl Scouts At Sea Crest - Garis, Lilian
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The girl scouts at Sea Crest or the wig wag rescue captures a seaside summer filled with youthful energy, discovery, and a strong sense of camaraderie. A group of girls arrives at the shore with a spirit of anticipation, ready to embrace the freedom of vacation and the excitement of new surroundings. Their bond is rooted in shared curiosity, loyalty, and determination, as they quickly find themselves confronted with unusual events that disrupt the calm of their beachfront retreat. Rather than dwelling in fear, they rise to the occasion, channeling their sense of teamwork and courage. The…mehr

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The girl scouts at Sea Crest or the wig wag rescue captures a seaside summer filled with youthful energy, discovery, and a strong sense of camaraderie. A group of girls arrives at the shore with a spirit of anticipation, ready to embrace the freedom of vacation and the excitement of new surroundings. Their bond is rooted in shared curiosity, loyalty, and determination, as they quickly find themselves confronted with unusual events that disrupt the calm of their beachfront retreat. Rather than dwelling in fear, they rise to the occasion, channeling their sense of teamwork and courage. The narrative emphasizes the capacity of young minds to face unknown situations with resilience and intelligence, turning ordinary moments into opportunities for action and reflection. The girls' journey is not only physical but also emotional, as their environment challenges them to grow and adapt. Through unexpected moments and shadowy hints of danger, they maintain their optimism and integrity, reinforcing the value of preparedness, mutual support, and inner strength in the face of uncertainty.
Autorenporträt
Lilian Garis, born Lilian C. McNamara on October 20, 1873, in Cleveland, Ohio, was an American author of juvenile fiction. Her parents, Edward and Winifred McNamara, were Irish immigrants. Garis began her writing career at a young age, taking charge of the "Woman's Page" at the Newark Evening News, becoming the first female reporter there. She was also an active suffragist. As a teenager, her poem "Peace" was featured in the New Jersey Scrapbook of Women Writers. Known by her pen name "Lilian Mack," Garis wrote for various newspapers, gaining recognition for her work. She married fellow writer Howard R. Garis in 1899, and together, they became one of the most prolific author duos of children's literature. Garis penned numerous books, including the Melody Lane series and Girl Scouts series, many published by the Stratemeyer Syndicate. The couple had two children, Roger and Cleo. In 1951, they moved to Amherst, Massachusetts, where Garis continued her writing until her death on April 19, 1954, in Newark, New Jersey, at the age of 80.