Ethel Hollister's Second Summer as a Campfire Girl

Ethel Hollister's Second Summer as a Campfire Girl, written by Irene Elliott Benson and first published in 1912, follows Ethel's journey of self-discovery as she transitions from a sheltered life in New York to a summer filled with personal growth at camp. The novel explores themes of friendship, social expectations, and the contrasts between wealth and humility, particularly through Ethel's evolving relationships with her mother and peers. As she navigates challenges and learns the values of loyalty and sacrifice, Ethel's character develops amidst the camaraderie of the Campfire Girls. This book is part of a series that continued with further titles in 1918.