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The "Camp Fire Girls" series follows the adventures of a group of young women who are members of the Camp Fire Girls organization, a real-life youth group founded in 1910. The organization focused on outdoor activities, character development, and community service, similar to the Boy Scouts.In "The Camp Fire Girls in After Years," readers likely follow the characters as they navigate various challenges, adventures, and personal growth experiences. The title suggests that the novel may focus on the characters' lives after their time as Camp Fire Girls, exploring how their experiences in the organization have shaped them as they transition into adulthood.Throughout the series, Vandercook emphasizes themes such as friendship, leadership, outdoor skills, and the importance of service to others. The books were popular with young readers for their engaging storytelling and positive messages.