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A review by pagebypaigebks
Camp Prodigy by Caroline Palmer
4.0
“That’s the point of opening up to people. When you’re sacred, or struggling they’ll want to help. And you won’t be alone.”
I'd like to thank Simon & Schuster for sending me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!
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Camp Prodigy was such a fun read! The artwork was really cute and captured my attention right away. The main characters Tate and Eli were relatable and intriguing. I especially liked following how Tate and Eli's friendship developed as they each grew on their own. Both the musical and camp elements were interesting to read about. I had never read a book about a musical camp before! While there are a lot of fun aspects I also appreciated how this book talks about more serious topics like burnout and the pressure of trying to live up to expectations. Overall I had a great time reading it!
I'd like to thank Simon & Schuster for sending me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!
I've also posted this review on Instagram and my blog.
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Blog Post
Camp Prodigy was such a fun read! The artwork was really cute and captured my attention right away. The main characters Tate and Eli were relatable and intriguing. I especially liked following how Tate and Eli's friendship developed as they each grew on their own. Both the musical and camp elements were interesting to read about. I had never read a book about a musical camp before! While there are a lot of fun aspects I also appreciated how this book talks about more serious topics like burnout and the pressure of trying to live up to expectations. Overall I had a great time reading it!