I like that scene because I let the tension build mostly for the sake of a good joke. Without spoiling anything, there’s a scene early on where Willow finds herself in a museum in the middle of the night and in danger from evil smoke creatures. YABC: What scene in the book are you most proud of, and why?

Most of the time I come up with a much better title doing it that way. I typically have an idea of what a good title might be, but I like to let the story unfold as much as I can before I make a decision. YABC: Which came first, the title or the novel? I just loved writing his dialogue and showing that looks can be deceiving. My favorite character in this book is Grumblesnuff the bridge troll. YABC: Who is your favorite character in the book? With the help of a spell book and her scrappy crew of camp friends, Willow is about to step through a doorway to magic and discovery that will change her world forever.

Now she’s not only involved, she’s marked-too close to the heart of an ages-old quest for power and control than she should be, and too concerned about her new friends and the dangers they face to let them go it alone. When twelve-year-old Willow went to her weird new town’s even weirder summer camp, she didn’t expect to get caught up in an ancient mystery involving forest-dwelling vampires, living garden gnomes, and other completely bonkers creatures most people would never believe exist. 2: The Doors to Nowhere)Ībout the Book: Secrets of Camp Whatever Vol. Today we are very excited to share an interview with Author Chris Grine (Secrets of Camp Whatever Vol.

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