Camp-Fire Girls in the Country or The Secret Aunt Hannah Forgot

When Hazel Edwards and her fellow Flamingo Camp-Fire Girls receive an invitation to spend their summer at Hazel's elderly aunt's sprawling Midwestern farm, the adventure they've been dreaming of finally arrives. Aunt Hannah Hutchins is a kind widow living quietly in the town of Fairberry, and the girls set up camp on her land ready for weeks of outdoor skill-building and fun. But the Fourth of July celebration brings trouble: a mysterious incident forces the girls to spring into action, using every skill they've learned as Camp-Fire Girls to protect their aunt and unravel a secret she can no longer remember. Desperate characters lurk on the periphery, and the girls must be braver than they've ever been before. This is adventure fiction at its most wholesome and energetic, where resourcefulness and friendship are the ultimate weapons against danger.