Case of the Campground Creature
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A Scary, Hairy Campground Creature!
Will the Sisters' vacation be relaxing and memorable?
What is lurking outside of Sister Krumble's tent?
Who is chasing Sister Wanda through the woods?
Meet the Sisters of the Last Straw, a community of Sisters trying hard to overcome their bad habits. Join these lovable misfit nuns as they learn to love God and forgive one another. As the Sisters set out for their first vacation together, their camper unexpectedly breaks down, changing their plans. The Sisters' new campground is home to a scary, hairy Creature. Will the Sisters work together to uncover the mystery of the elusive Campground Creature?
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Case of the Campground Creature - Karen Kelly Boyce
Chapter 1
Camper Creatures
Sister Shiny stood on the side porch. She was covered head to toe. She looked like an astronaut on a foreign planet. Goggles covered her eyes, and a medical mask covered her mouth. Vinyl gloves reached past her elbows. The skirt of her habit was partly hiked up into her belt, displaying rubber boots that reached past her knees. In one hand she held a spray bottle of disinfectant, and in the other a bottle of bleach cleaner. She looked like a cowboy ready for a showdown.
Weighed down with all that cleaning equipment, Shiny stomped off, swaying from side to side—one stiff, heavy leg at a time—to the camper in the driveway.
The thought of going camping sent chills down her spine. The Great Outdoors! Isn’t that what they call it? What’s so great about it? GREAT BIG BUGS! GREAT BIG ANIMALS! GREAT BIG DIRT!
Last night, Sister Shiny tried to talk the other Sisters out of using the camper, but they didn’t listen. She tried to convince them that a nice hotel with daily maids and room service was the way to go. But it didn’t help. All the other Sisters were excited about the planned camping trip.
Then, failing to change their minds, she tried to finagle her way into staying home. Someone should stay home and watch the house.
Sister Mona agreed. Oh, thieves could break in and take all our stuff!
That’s just silly! What’s to watch? We can just lock the house up!
Sister Wanda said, as she thumbed through the owner’s manual for the camper.
Shiny paused for a moment and then tried again. Someone has to stay home and feed the animals.
Sister Mona, the visiting nun, moaned, The animals will starve! Or die of loneliness. That would be horrible!
Oh, don’t worry. I already asked Farmer Murphy, and he’s happy to swing by each day to feed and check on the animals!
said Sister Krumbles.
This isn’t going well! thought Shiny, but she tried again. What if the poor come by for food? I should be here to help them.
Mona paled. Poor People will wither away. We’ll be arrested for murder!
There are other food shelters, so no one will starve. How kind you are, Shiny, but we all deserve a rest after all the work we did this year,
said Sister Lovely.
B-b-but …
YOU ARE GOING!
said Mother Mercy. Case closed!
Well, if I must go, I’m going to sleep in a spotless camper.
Sister Shiny wasn’t happy, but she realized she could not get out of it. Shiny then made her own plans.
As Sister Shiny swung open the door to the camper, a sour smell hit her sensitive nose. Ugh!
The kind Farmer Murphy had given them the camper as a gift, but it had been sitting unused in a barn. Squirrels, chipmunks, or even bugs would have made the camper their home. Shiny’s skin crawled.
And crawl was the right word! When Shiny opened a drawer, she saw ants crawling everywhere.
Sweat dripped down her forehead. Her heart pounded. This is the most disgusting and grimy place I’ve ever seen.
Shiny pulled up her yellow vinyl gloves. She hiked the skirt of her habit a little higher so it wouldn’t touch the icky floor.
Still, she couldn’t shake the feeling that millions of germs were watching—just waiting to pounce on any spot of skin they could find. She wanted to run away but instead squared her shoulders and whispered, You may be many and I just one, but God is on my side!
Shiny wanted all the nasty bacteria to be afraid.
She continued to spray and scrub the inside of the camper. Stepping way back, she knocked down