Sammy and the Unicorn: Adventure Kids, #1

By T. James Logan

Just a little camping trip, right? Right!?

That's what ten-year-old Sammy and her family thought when they arrived at the remote campground.

When she and Daddy go on a little sunset hike, they encounter some mean, nasty creatures with dangerous skulduggery in mind.

With her trusty ukulele in hand, it is up to Sammy and her strange, new friend to save the day.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bear Paw Publishing
• Release date: Mar 16, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393092308

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Sammy

and the

Unicorn

By

T. James Logan

Bear Paw Publishing Denver

www.bearpawpublsihing.com

Copyright © 2020 by T. James Logan

Cover Illustration by João Rodri

Cover Design by Kaylen Helgason

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, or mechanical without explicit permission in writing from the Author or Publisher.

Sammy and her family loved to go camping during the summer. Everybody loved it for different reasons. Mommy and Daddy loved the peace and quiet and getting away from the city where there was always too much to do. Big sister Chloe loved to wade in forest streams and try to catch tadpoles. Little brother Gavin loved this, too, but he had to promise to be nice to Chloe and stay out of the mud or Mommy would not let him go along.

Sammy loved walking in the forest with Daddy. She never got tired on long hikes, and Daddy always seemed to know the wildest, most mysterious places to go, the kind of places that had caves and cliffs, towering trees with deep, dark shadows under them, and burbling streams of cold, clear water.

But no bears. Sammy was scared of bears. The thought of encountering a bear on one of their camping trips sometimes kept her up at night. Daddy always told her that he had some bear spray handy. It came in a can like bug spray, but this stuff was for bears. It was made from super-mega-hot peppers, and if you squirted it in a bear’s eyes, it would run away and cry to its mother.

Their camp was on the side of a beautiful mountain. Daddy called it a hill, but to Sammy it was so enormous it had to be a mountain.

The pine trees were so big and tall, and the rocky hillside looked so