Eerily Dangerous
Children & Young Adult, Children's Books, Children's Books Age 10+, Children's Books Friends / Family
Survival camp among archenemies?
When Ruby’s class teacher announces a class trip, Ruby is thrilled... until she learns that they aren’t going to the beach, but to a survival camp. Ruby is horrified. What is she going to do in the wilderness? To make matters worse, a new student joins the class: Hilde, the best friend of Ruby’s old nemesis. Bad memories stir, and Ruby’s alarm sirens go off. To avoid becoming a victim again, she adopts a new motto: attack is the best defense – with unexpected consequences ...
• “Eerily Embarrassing is a quirky, hysterical book, but it never descends into slapstick. On the contrary, Cally Stronk does a brilliant job of introducing readers ages 10 and up to topics such as bullying and the fear of losing someone.” Berliner Woche about Eerily Embarrassing
Cally Stronk, born in 1977, studied social and economic communication at the Berlin University of the Arts. Since 2010, after working as an independent consultant in the areas of editing, film and music, Cally Stronk has worked primarily as a children’s book author.
Constanze von Kitzing’s early passion for pen and paper began with hundreds of princesses and horses. These days, she prefers quirky characters in rich, saturated colors. Von Kitzing’s books have been honored with international prizes and have been released in fourteen countries.
Survival camp among archenemies?
When Ruby’s class teacher announces a class trip, Ruby is thrilled... until she learns that they aren’t going to the beach, but to a survival camp. Ruby is horrified. What is she going to do in the wilderness? To make matters worse, a new student joins the class: Hilde, the best friend of Ruby’s old nemesis. Bad memories stir, and Ruby’s alarm sirens go off. To avoid becoming a victim again, she adopts a new motto: attack is the best defense – with unexpected consequences ...
• “Eerily Embarrassing is a quirky, hysterical book, but it never descends into slapstick. On the contrary, Cally Stronk does a brilliant job of introducing readers ages 10 and up to topics such as bullying and the fear of losing someone.” Berliner Woche about Eerily Embarrassing