Detective Camp

Rebekah and friends notice many things when they are playing hide and seek in the woods. When best friend Mouse stumbles into a giant paw print, the size of it shocks them. And when another camper starts telling stories about the camp beast, Rebekah is more determined than ever to see this creature for herself. Even if the idea of it does leave her a little weak in the knees.

Rebekah can't believe that it's the last days of camp. She and the rest of the campers are in full on preparation mode to create a great program for their parents when they come to take them home. But Rebekah has one last mystery to solve before she leaves. The strange singing she's heard in the woods has been haunting her, and she's determined to find out who or what it is. But when the camp art director goes missing, Rebekah's detective efforts are put to the test. If the camp final program is to go on, the kids must find Ms. Donna and solve this last mystery.

Something is really wrong at camp, and all signs point to the cook. The sounds, lights, and smells coming from the kitchen are not normal for Camp Sunshine. Rebekah is convinced that the smells are not even of this planet. And the green goo? It's definitely not human! Has Ms. Brenda's body been taken over by aliens? The kids must solve the mystery before the aliens have a chance to takeover the bodies of all the campers.

What would summer camp be without a good case of poison ivy? When Rebekah's best friend, Mouse, can't stop itching his arm, she insists that he needs a visit to the nurse's cabin. While inside, she can't help but notice all the strange bottles and the smell! Good grief! The smell of the stuff she puts on the camper's ailments is disgusting. Rebekah may have thought the day's events odd but not too mysterious until she saw the glow... That's when everything changed, and she knew that she had another mystery on her hands.

There's a new girl at camp and Rebekah's mind and detective's notebook are filled with questions about her. Natasha is very mysterious and she certainly does not seem interested in making friends any time soon. And what's with that blood-red liquid that she drinks every day? Could she really be a vampire? Rebekah is determined to solve this mystery, even if she might feel slightly scared around the strange girl.