“She only knew that she believed it in a different and fiercer way than she believed in most other things she couldn’t exactly prove. She believed in changelings more fiercely than she believed in reincarnation or divining rods, and even more than she believed in the Monster of Lake Onowora—and that was a great deal. Believing in the Monster was important because it was the Monster, and Ivy, who saved Martha from a whole lifetime of being a Brownie. Martha became a Brownie not long after she and... Ivy met, because being a Brownie is the first stage in becoming a Girl Scout, and the Abbott family had a long history of Girl Scouting. Martha’s grandfather, Thomas Abbott the first, had given money to help build the Scout Cabin at Lake Onowora. Martha’s grandmother and mother had both been Scout leaders in the past. And, of course, Cath was just about the champion Girl Scout of Rosewood Manor Estates. She had started out as a Brownie as soon as she was seven and gone all the way through.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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