The family of this book dreams of going on some wonderful vacations, but because "money is scarce" they go camping instead. I love the description in both the illustrations and words in this book.
This is a great story about how President Theodore Roosevelt went camping with naturalist John Muir. During the camping trip John Muir tried to convince the president to help protect the land. Thus changing America by establishing the National Parks.
This is a funny tale about the Graves family and their camping trip. While on the trip, they encounter a dragon who loves their Jum Jills. They try many things to leave the dragon behind at their campsite, but it ends up following them home.
I love the connection between the grandma and girl in this story. Anyone who has a special grandma can connect to their relationship. I can't imagine anything more special than camping with grandma.
Stella and Roy spend their day looking for bear tracks. Each time they find a track, Roy thinks it's a bear track. Stella is quick to set him straight with her animal track book. While they sleep, a bear does enter their camp and Roy chases it away.
A simple story about a dad who takes his two children camping. At the end of the story you find out that the camping trip was actually in their own backyard.
This is one story in a series of Molly and Emmett books. The story is about Molly and a cat named, Emmett who decided to camp in the backyard. After they have brought just about everything from the house outside, it begins to rain.
A charming beginning chapter book about Pinky and Rex. Pinky doesn't want to go to camp and writes a letter to the local newspaper advice columnist about his problem. Kids will certainly be able to relate to Pinky's fears.
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