"Dagarna på sommarlägret var verkligen spännande! Här fick Kitty och kompisen Bess hitta på allt möjligt - från att bada i sjön till att leka i den fantastiska trädkojan.
Men en dag händer något konstigt. Lauren, en annan flicka på lägret, blir av med sin nya och jättefina kamera. Och allt pekar på att någon stulit den.
Ett fall för detektiv Kitty Drew, alltså!
Men fallet visar sig bli knepigare än hon först anar..."

"Trouble at Camp Treehouse" by Carolyn Keene is part of the Nancy Drew Notebooks series. In this book, Nancy is at a summer camp and one of her friends is sad because her camera has been stolen. The book follows Nancy as she tries to find the missing camera, only to realize that Lauren's mother had wrapped it in one of Lauren's sweatshirts for safekeeping. This book is realistic fiction because of the protagonist, Nancy, having a special gift of being able to solve mysteries. Children reading can relate to her because she is presented as a regular girl, but she has a gift. This book is great for early chapter book readers to use because it is part of a series, so there are more books that are already familiar to the reader if they like this one. The media used for this book is pencil. ( )