The Haunting of Walker Pond - Hardcover

Name: The Haunting of Walker Pond - Hardcover
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SKU: 9781665985970
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by Nancy Tandon

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Book Overview

A leader-in-training at a beloved summer camp must figure out how to stop a decades-old curse in this middle grade companion novel to the "tightly paced" (Publishers Weekly) The Ghost of Spruce Point.

Frankie Wilkins waits all year for her favorite thing--summers in coastal Maine. This time, she and her best friend, Parker, are Leaders-in-Training at Camp Asticou on nearby Walker Pond. For Frankie, it's not just about proving her skills but also the hope that a successful LIT run will convince her dad and stepmom to stay in the area, rather than move them all to Long Island.

During their first night there, the LITs learn about a local legend called The Bride of Rippowam. A young woman named Eugenie fell in love with a sailor, but after a tragic accident, she and her fiancé, Raleigh, both drowned. And weird happenings have occurred at the camp ever since, with incidents increasing in recent years.

People suspect that something is keeping Eugenie from officially crossing over, and Frankie realizes Eugenie is trying to send urgent messages about what really happened with her and Raleigh. With their campers in danger, Frankie, Parker, and the rest of the LITs are determined to help Eugenie cross over. But are they willing to break almost every camp rule to do so, and will they find what Eugenie is after--and why--before tragedy strikes again?

ISBN	9781665985970
Author	Nancy Tandon
Publisher	Aladdin Paperbacks
Genre	Children
Format	Hardcover
Published	June 2026
Language	ENG- English
Pages	368
Weight	1.0 lb
Target Audience	Kids
Print Size	Standard Print

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