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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Treasure at Camp Osihapi. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Mystery at Camp Osihapi. Book.

Condición: New.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A hidden fortune. A dangerous deception. And a summer that will test their bond to the absolute limit.Following the heroic rescue that brought national fame to Camp Osihapi, the haven welcomes a fresh wave of campers and visiting scientists under the guise of ecological research. But beneath the surface of summer traditions, a dark secret simmers. What if some of the visiting 'researchers' aren't here to study nature Could it be that they are on the hunt for a legendary, long-lost fortune buried deep within the camp's pristine backcountry Veteran Anchor campers Luke, Jesiah, Andy, and Jarod step up as mentors to guide the new arrivals, teaching them the values of confidence, trust, and natural freedom. Joined by the steadfast strength of new campers Caleb and Terry, they find help from unexpected places along with a rousing rivalry with the neighboring Church of God camp. Even with all of the fun adventures they're having, he boys quickly realize that something isn't right in the woods.When hidden clues and cryptic local lore begin to surface, the boys find themselves locked in a high-stakes race against time. With the angry Pastor Franklin stirring trouble and local law enforcement represented by Sheriff Moore trying to keep the peace, the Anchor crew must rely on their deep bond, outdoor skills, and unwavering camaraderie to outwit the intruders.As the line between ally and enemy blurs, can the boys unearth the truth and protect their sanctuary before the fortune falls into dangerous hands Why Readers Love the Series: - Unapologetic Brotherhood & Mentorship: Experience the rich, heart-centered growth of young men learning to lead, trust, and uplift one another.- High-Stakes Wilderness Adventure: Packed with covert mystery, cryptic clues, and suspenseful outdoor encounters.- Body Neutrality & Freedom: Set against the backdrop of a unique, liberating summer camp experience that celebrates natural self-acceptance and vulnerability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In a remote wilderness retreat, a group of young boys must shed their insecurities and worldly inhibitions to master survival skills and discover the true meaning of humility.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Overview & ThemesMystery at Osihapi (by R.B. Mears, published by ReNude Life Publishing) is a coming-of-age wilderness novel following 12-year-old Luke Westin and his friends at Camp Osihapi-a historic camp named after the Lakota Sioux word for humility. Reopened as an experimental project to study how primitive conditions affect modern youth, the story centers on: Godly Brotherhood: Overcoming fears through trust and teamwork.Body Acceptance & Modesty: Understanding nudity non-sexually as a state of humility and shedding body shame.Wilderness Growth: Developing hands-on survival skills and spiritual maturity.Key CharactersLuke Westin: A thoughtful, anxious 12-year-old who plays music and fears not fitting in.Jesiah: An easygoing, brave camper who becomes Luke's close friend.Andy: A tall Native American camper who steps up as a leader while facing a fear of getting messy.Kyle: An energetic boy self-conscious about a chest scar from childhood heart surgery.Jarod: A quiet, observant boy eager to learn outdoor skills."The Wild Boy" A mysterious Native American youth living in the woods who guides the boys in humility and courage.Silas Greenwood: The wise, elderly camp cook who lives off the land.Mr. Casey Swank: A survival instructor and combat veteran seeking healing from past trauma.Summary of the Plot1. Arrival & The "Fearless Five"Luke arrives at Camp Osihapi inspired by an old photo of his father standing shirtless and worry-free with childhood friends. Selected alongside Jesiah, Andy, Kyle, and Jarod as "Anchor Campers," the five boys arrive a week early to learn survival skills. Issued minimal clothing, they are expected to wash daily and share open communal facilities.2. The Muddy RescueWhile exploring, the boys meet the Wild Boy, who alerts them to a fawn trapped in a mud pit. To traverse the mire without getting bogged down by ruined clothes, the Wild Boy strips, explaining: "I am clothed with humility toward the Creator. Wearing worldly modesty makes us weaker."Inspired, Luke and the others strip down. Working together-with Andy conquering his fear of dirt and Luke helping free the fawn-they pass the animal to safety. The Wild Boy commends their effort, dubs Luke and Jesiah the "Whiskey Twins," and tells them to wash in the lake.3. Shedding Shame & Cabin SecretsWashing in the lake with camp cook Silas, the boys talk openly about their insecurities, realizing that shedding their clothes and working in humility destroyed their embarrassment. In their cabin, they find an old carving mirroring the Wild Boy's teachings: "The Fearless Five were here. Clothe yourself with humility."4. Survival & PurposeThe boys quickly adapt to camp life, ditching their ill-fitting trunks to swim bare ("in their God suits"), learning flint-and-steel fire starting from Mr. Swank, and enjoying a secret rattlesnake feast. Realizing their purpose, the five anchor campers resolve to lead incoming campers by example-living humbly, embracing vulnerability, and helping others overcome body shame and anxiety. In a remote wilderness retreat, a group of young boys must shed their insecurities and worldly inhibitions to master survival skills and discover the true meaning of humility. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Overview & ThemesMystery at Osihapi (by R.B. Mears, published by ReNude Life Publishing) is a coming-of-age wilderness novel following 12-year-old Luke Westin and his friends at Camp Osihapi-a historic camp named after the Lakota Sioux word for humility. Reopened as an experimental project to study how primitive conditions affect modern youth, the story centers on: Godly Brotherhood: Overcoming fears through trust and teamwork.Body Acceptance & Modesty: Understanding nudity non-sexually as a state of humility and shedding body shame.Wilderness Growth: Developing hands-on survival skills and spiritual maturity.Key CharactersLuke Westin: A thoughtful, anxious 12-year-old who plays music and fears not fitting in.Jesiah: An easygoing, brave camper who becomes Luke's close friend.Andy: A tall Native American camper who steps up as a leader while facing a fear of getting messy.Kyle: An energetic boy self-conscious about a chest scar from childhood heart surgery.Jarod: A quiet, observant boy eager to learn outdoor skills."The Wild Boy" A mysterious Native American youth living in the woods who guides the boys in humility and courage.Silas Greenwood: The wise, elderly camp cook who lives off the land.Mr. Casey Swank: A survival instructor and combat veteran seeking healing from past trauma.Summary of the Plot1. Arrival & The "Fearless Five"Luke arrives at Camp Osihapi inspired by an old photo of his father standing shirtless and worry-free with childhood friends. Selected alongside Jesiah, Andy, Kyle, and Jarod as "Anchor Campers," the five boys arrive a week early to learn survival skills. Issued minimal clothing, they are expected to wash daily and share open communal facilities.2. The Muddy RescueWhile exploring, the boys meet the Wild Boy, who alerts them to a fawn trapped in a mud pit. To traverse the mire without getting bogged down by ruined clothes, the Wild Boy strips, explaining: "I am clothed with humility toward the Creator. Wearing worldly modesty makes us weaker."Inspired, Luke and the others strip down. Working together-with Andy conquering his fear of dirt and Luke helping free the fawn-they pass the animal to safety. The Wild Boy commends their effort, dubs Luke and Jesiah the "Whiskey Twins," and tells them to wash in the lake.3. Shedding Shame & Cabin SecretsWashing in the lake with camp cook Silas, the boys talk openly about their insecurities, realizing that shedding their clothes and working in humility destroyed their embarrassment. In their cabin, they find an old carving mirroring the Wild Boy's teachings: "The Fearless Five were here. Clothe yourself with humility."4. Survival & PurposeThe boys quickly adapt to camp life, ditching their ill-fitting trunks to swim bare ("in their God suits"), learning flint-and-steel fire starting from Mr. Swank, and enjoying a secret rattlesnake feast. Realizing their purpose, the five anchor campers resolve to lead incoming campers by example-living humbly, embracing vulnerability, and helping others overcome body shame and anxiety. In a remote wilderness retreat, a group of young boys must shed their insecurities and worldly inhibitions to master survival skills and discover the true meaning of humility. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Overview & ThemesMystery at Osihapi (by R.B. Mears, published by ReNude Life Publishing) is a coming-of-age wilderness novel following 12-year-old Luke Westin and his friends at Camp Osihapi-a historic camp named after the Lakota Sioux word for humility. Reopened as an experimental project to study how primitive conditions affect modern youth, the story centers on: Godly Brotherhood: Overcoming fears through trust and teamwork.Body Acceptance & Modesty: Understanding nudity non-sexually as a state of humility and shedding body shame.Wilderness Growth: Developing hands-on survival skills and spiritual maturity.Key CharactersLuke Westin: A thoughtful, anxious 12-year-old who plays music and fears not fitting in.Jesiah: An easygoing, brave camper who becomes Luke's close friend.Andy: A tall Native American camper who steps up as a leader while facing a fear of getting messy.Kyle: An energetic boy self-conscious about a chest scar from childhood heart surgery.Jarod: A quiet, observant boy eager to learn outdoor skills."The Wild Boy" A mysterious Native American youth living in the woods who guides the boys in humility and courage.Silas Greenwood: The wise, elderly camp cook who lives off the land.Mr. Casey Swank: A survival instructor and combat veteran seeking healing from past trauma.Summary of the Plot1. Arrival & The "Fearless Five"Luke arrives at Camp Osihapi inspired by an old photo of his father standing shirtless and worry-free with childhood friends. Selected alongside Jesiah, Andy, Kyle, and Jarod as "Anchor Campers," the five boys arrive a week early to learn survival skills. Issued minimal clothing, they are expected to wash daily and share open communal facilities.2. The Muddy RescueWhile exploring, the boys meet the Wild Boy, who alerts them to a fawn trapped in a mud pit. To traverse the mire without getting bogged down by ruined clothes, the Wild Boy strips, explaining: "I am clothed with humility toward the Creator. Wearing worldly modesty makes us weaker."Inspired, Luke and the others strip down. Working together-with Andy conquering his fear of dirt and Luke helping free the fawn-they pass the animal to safety. The Wild Boy commends their effort, dubs Luke and Jesiah the "Whiskey Twins," and tells them to wash in the lake.3. Shedding Shame & Cabin SecretsWashing in the lake with camp cook Silas, the boys talk openly about their insecurities, realizing that shedding their clothes and working in humility destroyed their embarrassment. In their cabin, they find an old carving mirroring the Wild Boy's teachings: "The Fearless Five were here. Clothe yourself with humility."4. Survival & PurposeThe boys quickly adapt to camp life, ditching their ill-fitting trunks to swim bare ("in their God suits"), learning flint-and-steel fire starting from Mr. Swank, and enjoying a secret rattlesnake feast. Realizing their purpose, the five anchor campers resolve to lead incoming campers by example-living humbly, embracing vulnerability, and helping others overcome body shame and anxiety. In a remote wilderness retreat, a group of young boys must shed their insecurities and worldly inhibitions to master survival skills and discover the true meaning of humility. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …