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Cam Jansen and her friend Eric want to play baseball in the park with some other kids. But they need to find their lost ball first. Everyone gets together to search, and Cam says "Click!" to start up her photographic memory. What was going on when the ball disappeared? Who has it? Where can it be now? Cam is ready to find out.
Right on target for beginning readers. (School Library Journal)
When a baseball game is stopped because of a lost ball, Cam uses her photographic memory to find the ball.
Young Cam Jansen and her friends are looking for a lost baseball in this entertaining chapter book. Cam's real name is Jennifer, but she earned this nickname because of her great memory¾Cam is short for "the Camera." A number on the camera in the lower right hand corner of the book's cover tells readers that this is Young Cam Jansen's fifth mystery book. Cam uses her amazing memory to help solve mysteries in all of her books. Illustrations showing a diverse group of children playing ball in a park complement an engaging story spread over five well-written chapters. Cam, a confident, kind-hearted young girl, is an admirable role model for children. A Cam Jansen "Memory Game" is included in all of her books. This title is one in the publisher's "Easy to Read" series. More advanced readers should check out the "Cam Jansen Adventure" series, in which a more mature Cam solves mysteries with her friend Eric. 1999, Puffin Books/Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers, $3.99. Ages 5 to 8. Reviewer: Jeanne K. Pettenati
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