Camp
Camp, part of Kayla Miller’s popular graphic novel series, follows best friends Olive and Willow as they attend summer camp together and navigate shifting friendships and independence. The story captures camp activities, homesickness, and conflict in a way many tweens find relatable. Parents appreciate how it opens up conversations about boundaries, personal interests, and giving each other space. It’s best for readers in grades 3–7, especially those who like slice-of-life graphic novels. Because the art and text are accessible, it’s a good choice for reluctant readers too. Using it alongside discussions about upcoming camps or new social situations can help kids feel more prepared.
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