I enjoyed this YA novel and the short story prequel. There is some romantic drama, because that's inevitable when you have a large group of people at a camp, especially teenagers, but there isn't an obsessive focus on the boys. I like both Lucas and Derek, I just hope she doesn't jerk Derek around. 
 Also, while the main character, Kylie, has had a lot of turmoil in her life lately there isn't too much "teen angst" - she's just dealing with it all and making decent progress by the end of the book. 
 I like her friends, Della and Miranda, though at first Della's anger was sort of off-putting. I also really like Holiday, the main camp leader, and am interested to see if anything happens with her and Burnett or if they'll always be adversarial while secretly lusting after each other. Perry is funny and I hope he gets up the courage to ask Miranda out, his presense is pretty much a guarantee for a laugh. 
 While the premise of this series isn't totally original that doesn't really matter - the characters are engaging and the way the story develops is good. A nice light read.