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From the Series Camp Whispering Woods (Phonics Fun — Chapter Books)
Join Seth on a spooky adventure at Camp Whispering Woods that digs up the past. After a dire wolf tooth is discovered, strange things start happening. Can Seth and his friends put the past to rest and protect the camp?
Closed syllables are practiced in this mystery.
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Author: Brian Hershey
Brian Hershey is an educator with over seventeen years of experience teaching middle school English, language arts, and creative writing in urban districts. He has authored several books including Hurry Up, Slowly, Dark Steps, and Life, Like. He is also a certified fiction editor and helps authors with their structural design & copy-editing needs. Brian lives in Maine.
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Camp Whispering Woods (Phonics Fun — Chapter Books)
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Reviews
School Library Journal
“The stories feature short chapters, simple language, and a handful of illustrations, making them a great fit for older elementary students ready for a mix of chills and accessible reading. . . These riddle-filled, phonics-based horror chapter books will be a hit in libraries where children’s spooky stories are in demand.”—School Library Journal
