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    K for Kara 9 - The School Camp
    K for Kara 9 - The School Camp
    K for Kara 9 - The School Camp
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    K for Kara 9 - The School Camp

    By Line Kyed Knudsen

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    Kara is going on a school trip. She is looking forward to it. But Rose cries on the bus. Maybe she feels homesick? Kara wants to comfort her, but she forgets it because so much fun stuff is happening. And then, during the treasure hunt, Rose suddenly disappears ...This is the ninth book in the popular series about Kara and her friends. The books are about friendships, school and getting older. It catches the audience exactly where they are. The books can be read independently of each other.Line Kyed Knudsen (b. 1971) debuted as an author of children's books and books for YA in 2003. Since she has become one of the most popular authors for the age group in Denmark.-
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSAGA Egmont
    Release dateOct 15, 2018
    ISBN9788711742679

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      K for Kara 9 - The School Camp - Line Kyed Knudsen

      A Trip

      Kara is holding her backpack and sleeping bag. She is going on a school campout with her class, and they are loading the bus with their baggage. Kara has butterflies in her stomach. They are going away for five days, and their teachers, Karen and Peter, are coming with them. They are Kara’s favorite teachers. Kara wants to go into the bus as soon as possible. She almost forgets to say goodbye, but her mom grabs her. She hugs her for a long time.

      Take care of yourself, she says.

      Sure, Kara says impatiently and gets loose.

      Karen and Peter have decided that she is going to sit next to Julie on the trip, and Kara is happy about that. Rose is sitting next to Malou at the front of the bus, because they both get carsick.

      Julie finds a pair of seats in the back of the bus where they can eat candy and listen to music, without the teachers interfering. Benjamin and Lukas sit

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