Battle, Craig

"It's another summer at Camp Avalon--also known as Camp Average to its campers--only this year, things are anything but normal. Mack and Andre are spending the summer at rival Camp Killington, where the competitive campers seem intent on making them suffer. Meanwhile, at Camp Average, Miles is trying to keep the peace--which is not easy, due to obnoxious newcomer Garth and his pranks. On top of that, Miles has another impossible task on his plate: getting Mack and Andre back on home turf. Things come to a head when Mack and Andre are forced apart, and Cassie challenges Garth to a do-or-die ball hockey showdown. Will the Camp Average crew find their way back together and come out on top?"--Provided by publisher.

"Mack, Andre, and the gang are back at . . . [Camp Average--er, Avalon] for another summer. For the first time, the camp is open to girls, including Mack's friend, Nicole. Plus, kids can actually choose if they want to play sports competitively or not. Which means Mack can enjoy the waterfront, while his nemesis, Winston, the camp director, chases trophies. Not that Camp Average has won any. The season is more than half over, and they've got nothing to show for it. That's when Winston makes one final attempt to fan the camp's competitive flames by pitting boys against girls in a basketball showdown that turns ugly. What's worse, all the camp's noncompetitive activities start mysteriously shutting down, including Mack's beloved water sports. He smells a rat . . . one that wears red short shorts and knee-high socks. Will Winston ruin everyone's summer again?"--Provided by publisher.

"It's another summer at Camp Avalon--also known as Camp Average to its campers--only this year, things are anything but normal. Mack and Andre are spending the summer at rival Camp Killington, where the competitive campers seem intent on making them suffer. Meanwhile, at Camp Average, Miles is trying to keep the peace--which is not easy, due to obnoxious newcomer Garth and his pranks. On top of that, Miles has another impossible task on his plate: getting Mack and Andre back on home turf. Things come to a head when Mack and Andre are forced apart, and Cassie challenges Garth to a do-or-die ball hockey showdown. Will the Camp Average crew find their way back together and come out on top?"--Provided by publisher.

"Mack, Andre, and the gang are back at . . . [Camp Average--er, Avalon] for another summer. For the first time, the camp is open to girls, including Mack's friend, Nicole. Plus, kids can actually choose if they want to play sports competitively or not. Which means Mack can enjoy the waterfront, while his nemesis, Winston, the camp director, chases trophies. Not that Camp Average has won any. The season is more than half over, and they've got nothing to show for it. That's when Winston makes one final attempt to fan the camp's competitive flames by pitting boys against girls in a basketball showdown that turns ugly. What's worse, all the camp's noncompetitive activities start mysteriously shutting down, including Mack's beloved water sports. He smells a rat . . . one that wears red short shorts and knee-high socks. Will Winston ruin everyone's summer again?"--Provided by publisher.

"A group of 11-year-olds arrives to spend six weeks playing sports at Camp Avalon--which they affectionately call Camp Average, because they never win at any sport. And that's the way they like it. But this summer, new camp director Winston--who hates losing--has some hyper-competitive ideas about how to improve their performance, whether they want to or not!"--Provided by publisher.

"A group of 11-year-olds arrives to spend six weeks playing sports at Camp Avalon--which they affectionately call Camp Average, because they never win at any sport. And that's the way they like it. But this summer, new camp director Winston--who hates losing--has some hyper-competitive ideas about how to improve their performance, whether they want to or not!"--Provided by publisher.

Readers solve ten mysteries in graphic novel format and two short story whodunits along with middle schoolers and amateur detectives Max Finder and Alison Santos.

Readers are asked to solve ten mysteries in graphic novel format and three short story whodunits along with middle schoolers and amateur detectives Max Finder and Alison Santos.

Readers solve ten mysteries in graphic novel format and two short story whodunits along with middle schoolers and amateur detectives Max Finder and Alison Santos.

Readers are asked to solve ten mysteriesin graphic novel format and three short story whodunits along with middle schoolers and amateur detectives Max finder and Alison Santos.