I just finished reading this book for the rise and read book club. It is not about camping, but it is about a woman who travels some difficult terrain to deliver books to her patrons. She uses a Mule to help her travel what seems like 100s of miles every week. This book is historical fiction and is about a blue-skinned woman who is a librarian named Cussy Mary and her struggles with being blue but her determination to get books to the people in her community. It is a beautiful novel that the author seemed to have done a lot of research to bring an accurate description of the blue-skinned people. 

Really great music if you like classical musicals. The costumes are fantastic. It is very campy!

A classic YA story of survival and resourcefulness. The story of 13-year-old Brian Robeson's unexpected stay in the Canadian wilderness inspired me to experience the outdoors and appreciate everything around me.

Five campers at Miss Quinzella Thiskwin Penniquiqul Thistle Crumpet's Camp for Hardcore Lady Types deal with a never ending series of encounters with monsters, Greek gods, and hipster yetis.

This a true story about a person who decided to leave his whole life behind and live alone in a forest for nearly three decades. It involves interviews where he goes into his thought process and the practical lessons he learned to survive in harsh conditions. Also it includes interviews and perspectives from the various people that have been a part of his life. It has been a few years since I have read this book, but I remember being really engrossed in the story.

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