"Tom Slade at Temple Camp" is a novel by Percy Keese Fitzhugh and is part of the Tom Slade series. In this story, Tom Slade, the ever-adventurous Boy Scout, finds himself at Temple Camp, where he is sure to encounter a host of exciting experiences and challenges. The plot likely revolves around Tom's time at Temple Camp, where he engages in various Scout activities, learns valuable outdoor skills, and faces dilemmas that test his resourcefulness and Scout spirit. Temple Camp is a place where Scouts come together to bond, learn, and grow, and Tom Slade's adventures at the camp will likely highlight the values of camaraderie, leadership, and preparedness that are central to the Scouting movement. As with other books in the series, readers can expect to see Tom's character further develop as he confronts and overcomes obstacles, demonstrating the qualities of a true Boy Scout.

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Tom Slade at Temple Camp

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