Summary
Summer camp follows Peggy Matthews, an eighteen-year-old counselor at a girls’ camp, as she meets Lilian Parker and the husky, athletic Karen Michaels, called Mike. The book frames Peggy’s summer as one marked by emotional instability and growing same-sex desire, set against the camp’s busy waterfront and the presence of counselors, a nurse, directors, and young campers. The tone of the opening passages also suggests mounting unease at the camp, where tensions among the adults and concern for the children begin to surface.
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