Treehouse Summer
Treehouse Summer by Carol Rockrohr is a children’s fiction book published by iUniverse on April 7, 2004. This 120-page edition follows twelve-year-old Skip Chapman as he embarks on a summer vacation filled with unexpected excitement, mystery, and danger while working on his treehouse. The narrative unfolds as Skip’s plans are disrupted, leading him to uncover a crime involving a carnie named Stan, who has become entwined with his family.
Readers will find a blend of adventure and family dynamics as the story explores Skip’s challenges and his sister Penny’s charming escapades. Penny’s ability to forge new friendships and navigate unique experiences adds depth to the narrative, highlighting themes of family and resilience. With elements of summer fun and the allure of treehouses, this book captures the essence of childhood exploration and the complexities of family relationships.
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Twelve-year-old Skip Chapman has a simple plan for his summer vacation; finish his treehouse. What Skip hadn’t anticipated was a summer vacation crammed with excitement, mystery and danger. His project suffered a setback almost immediately, but is instrumental in uncovering a crime. Under suspicion is the carnie, Stan, who has suddenly become “part of the family.”Penny, the youngest member of the Chapman family, charms her way into a new friendship and impacts a family that is falling apart. From catching a dragonfly to entering a pet show, Penny manages to stumble into unique and perilous experiences as easily as it is for her to breath.
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