Review: Young love and a scary camp out.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2013
Stevie-girl does it again, at least her talented author did it again.  This series is becoming a guilty pleasure.  When I grow tired of reading about vampires and zombies, I can turn back time and enjoy a really good wholesome ghost story.  Can a ghost story really be wholesome?  You bet!It's 1971 and Stevie-girl is growing up.  She joins Jase and his family on a camping trip, leaving West Texas and heading into the mountains of New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment.  Stevie and Jase immediately check out the nearby bridge, where stories claim a ghost baby wails on certain nights.  Of course, they immediately hear the ghost--you knew they would--and see a filmy lady dressed in white.This is a delightful story that explores memories of young love, jealousy, fear, and courage.  Readers will remember tasting their first smores, or catching a fish and smelling it cook over an open campfire.  Your heart will pound as Stevie faces...no I'm not going to tell you!  You really must read this charming tale for yourself.  Read it to your kids or simply enjoy your own guilty pleasure and escape back to a simpler time.  I recommend this book to the young and nearly young readers.