As always, Amelia Bedelia follows exactly the instructions given to her on a camping trip, including pitching a tent and rowing boats.

Take a trip downriver with Huck Finn, and learn camping vocabulary such as "raft," "river," and "fishing line". Jennifer Adam's carefully curated quotations from the original text will have parents reading with the soft, twangy accent of Mark Twain.

Hosting a backyard sleepover for her two friends, Millie struggles to keep her temper when things do not go as she hoped, a situation that is further challenged by a scary howling dog.

Police officer Cody Hoyt refuses to believe his best friend Hank Winters has committed suicide, and as he looks closer at the scene of his friend's death, it becomes clear that Hank was murdered and Cody vows to find the killer, but when the search turns up a link to the tourist group Cody's son is involved in, Cody fears he may be close to losing another loved one.

"Sam Wu is NOT afraid of the dark. But it's hard to prove you're brave when you're about to face your greatest challenge: camping. That means confronting terrifying things like grizzly bears, vampire bats, aliens, and the worst person in the WHOLE UNIVERSE--Ralph ZInkerman! When something starts haunting the woods, can Sam and his crew band together to become Masters of the Dark? And could they even have...FUN?"--

While preparing for a backyard campout, Jada and Jamal Perkins join their friends Josh Cornish and Carlita Garcia in a search for Mrs. Mason's lost cat Daisy.

After selling enough cookies to earn her troop a camping trip, Salem discovers that the rest of the girls don't enjoy camping, so she and her cat, Whammy end up in the wilderness alone, with only magical mishaps for company.

Boris and his friends Frederick and Alice are camping in the backyard, but it is very dark--except for a mysterious light moving through the bushes.