Skinny McCord
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A shy, sensitive boy spends a second summer at a lakeside scout camp where playful comradeship, pranks, and earnest loyalty shape daily life. Losing a compass and striving for a prize canoe set off a sequence of challenges—masquerades, accusations, rescues, and schemes—that test friendships and scout ideals. Episodes alternate lighthearted antics and tense ordeals as the boy and his fellows confront misunderstandings, rivalries, and responsibilities, learning resourcefulness and courage. The narrative moves through camp routines, contests, and a dramatic near-tragedy, concluding with hard-won recognition and the personal cost of victory.
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