The Carter Girls' Week-End Camp

The Carter Girls' Week-End Camp, written by Nell Speed in the early 20th century, follows the Carter sisters as they manage a weekend boarding camp in the mountains while dealing with family challenges, including their father's recovery from illness. The story begins with Douglas Carter writing to her mother about their efforts to sustain the family through the camp, highlighting the sisters' dynamic relationships and the social challenges they face. This novel explores themes of familial love, ambition, and independence as the sisters balance their responsibilities with the desire for a carefree summer.