Camp: A Heartwarming Graphic Novel about Friendship Challenges and Blazing Your Own Trail at Summer for Kids (Ages 8-12) (A Click Graphic Novel, 2)

Love this creative fun series I got it for my daughter and she has all of them looking forward to a new one in the series💕💕✨✨

It is always hard going to new places and meeting new people, making friends is difficult when others hold on to you so hard they stop you having fun. This is another amazing book that really highlights the need to talk to each other and not let people dictate your actions!

first off, the book was great! had a lot of fun with the characters, it was really well drawn/written! i particularly liked that all of the characters had definite depth, which can be difficult to obtain, especially in comic form, so well done! fans of Raina Telegmier would definitely really enjoy this! :) second reason, AmazonAmazeballs, you have got this all wrong! camp can be for girls as well as boys, and girls can most definitely be 'rough and tough,' as you called it. also, locking your granddaughter in a room with no food for two days is child cruelty and is also illegal. thirdly, do the poor girls parents even know?! how did they react when you got your daughter back from camp, presumably without their permission?! to sum this up, you must be either trolling (i hope) or just a bit of an idiot with old fashioned values (which is where i say just catch up ok)?

Cute middle grade graphic novel about friendship. I really enjoyed it!

Bought this for my granddaughter who loves to read. Graphic novels are her favourite.

I loved this sequel to Kayla Miller’s graphic novel Click! Olive and Willow are headed to camp. Olive is super excited, and Willow’s a bit nervous. Once they arrive, Olive’s ready to try new activities and make new friends, and Willow is a bit more apprehensive, struggling to fit in and share Olive with the other campers. My students would refer to Willow as a “clinger.” Being a 4th/5th grade teacher, I felt the friendship challenges were something I often see. The fear of missing out and jealousy when friend groups shift are occurrences that happen often at this age. I felt the advice given to Olive by the older campers was spot on and what kids need to hear. Added bonuses were the back-matter: instructions on how to make friendship bracelets and information on Rube Goldberg machines! Highly recommend for grades 3 and up!

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I have not been shy about my love for CLICK, the first book about Olive and her circle of friends and family, and this is a great follow-up. Olive and her BFF head to sleepaway camp, and there are many different people and activities to pull them in different directions. This is natural. It's expected. But it's always tricky on both ends. CAMP shows how this goes, how that thread of friendship is tested and stretched, how it can rope in others, as well. Sooo good. Exactly what our adolescents need when navigating growing friendship circles (due to new schools, new experiences) in an emotionally slippery time of love and mistakes, new interests and old connections. Bonus: instructions to make your own friendship bracelets are at the end of the book.

My daughter loves the series. This one she read it in three days.