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Claudia loves art! So, when a new girl named Ashley comes to Stoneybrook Middle school, Claudia and Ashley immediately get along. But soon Claudia is spending more time with Ashley than she is with the BSC girls. The BSC girls are mad at Ashley; she's stealing their friend! I thought this book was great! It teaches the importance of not losing sight of the people you care about and not getting caught up with the wrong things. This book had a lot of great life lessons, and I would suggest if you like art, friendship, and babysitting. Happy reading!

Another great work of Ann M. Martin. She is a master! Kristy Thomas, president of the BSC and one of my favorite BSC members (Stacey is my other favorite!), has recently moved because her mother has remarried. But her new stepfather is rich, so thus she moves into a ritzy neighborhood where one of her neighbors has a tennis court in her backyard! Kristy is feeing let down and not worthy. But when something unexpected and sad happens to Kristy and her family, she becomes more comfortable with her new neighborhood, and she even makes a new friend! I suggest this for people who like friendship, babysitters, and animals! 5 stars!

Mary Anne and the other BSC girls may have bitten off more than they can chew when they decide to start a project for their clients (I forgot what the project was, sorry. I read this book a while ago.) Anyway, they are beginning to worry until they meet a drop-dead handsome boy named Logan in their school. He is from Louisville, and he looks like Mary Anne's favorite celebrity Cam Geary. And, on top of it all, he has babysitting experience! All the girls think he is gorgeous but especially Mary Anne. But since she is shy, she thinks that she has no chance for him to fall in love with her. Was she ever wrong! Logan likes her too and he becomes (by the end of the book) her boyfriend and an official associate member of the BSC! I suggest this book if you like romance, babysitting, and friendship! Happy Reading!

THIS IS MY FAVE BOOK okay so why is this my favorite book? number one: dawns my fave babysitter. well i guess thats an opinion but lets get into the real good stuff. this book has a lot of babysitting. its also a mystery kind of. this books about: dawn lives in an really old home. its over 200 years old! when she first moved (a couple months ago) she heard some weird noises coming from her and her moms room. " its just the house settling in" said her mom. once day she was reading in her barn then BOOM! she fell threw a trap door. she find out a secret passage that leads to her room. the noises came from the passage. is it haunted? read the book to find out!

Great book about beagle named Toby.Toby is a special puppy , all residents from nursing home love him, he makes old people happy. Toby is smart and nice dog. If you like dogs this book is for you. I recommend this book.

This book is so good 100% recommend

While babysitting for the Kuhn children, Mary Anne notices that the oldest child, Jake, has really been missing his father. After his parents divorced, Jake has never really had any man-figure to look up to. In an attempt to help Jake, Mary Anne invites Logan, her boyfriend, over to play ball with Jake. All is well until Mrs. Kuhn comes home and finds Logan there. Thinking only the worst, Mrs. Kuhn accuses Mary Anne of being irresponsible. Mary Anne only meant to do the right thing but all Mrs. Kuhn and the BSC girls can see is that Mary Anne broke an important BSC rule. Now because of Mary Anne’s mistake, the BSC might be out of business! This book was SUPER good. It taught the importance of always telling the truth, even when you think someone wouldn’t like it. Also, the admirable virtues of Mary Anne are very apparent in this book. The reader can tell her heart to help people, even if it will get her in trouble. Also, her kindness is very admirable as well. Overall, I thought this book was excellent and would suggest if you like baby-sitting and friendship, Happy reading!

C.S. Lewis has been known by most for his popular series The Chronicles of Narnia. But before characters like Aslan and Lucy ever came to fruition, there was always the man behind the marvelous books. Clive Staples Lewis was born on November 29, 1898. By the age of four, Clive “renamed” himself “Jacksie” or “Jack”. This was an early sign of Jack’s imagination and bold personality. Growing up very close with his brother Warren, Jack had fun story-telling, writing stories, and putting on plays. It was normal to see him writing a story with Warren right by his side. Jack’s childhood was happy and comfortable. The book stated that “for the most part, life was good.” Growing up in a middle class family, Jack enjoyed the luxury of any rich child. But he never lost sight of finding simple pleasures in the small things. Clive’s imagination was very much directed by his love for fantasy. His nurse, Lizzie, would often read fairy tales to Jack. This fed a hungry desire for knowledge and imagination. As the years passed and Jack grew older, he never lost sight of his vivid imagination. But while dealing with his raging mind, Jack also dealt with disbelief of God and the reality of Hell. After consulting with trusted friends and Godly books, Jack finally gave his life over to Christ. This was not the first time Jack had “accepted Jesus”, but Jack later wrote about his earlier relationship with salvation in his autobiography Surprised by Joy that “[I was] kicking, struggling, resentful, and darting [my] eyes in every direction for a chance of escape” After his conversion, Jack was ready to start serving God. Known for his most famous works “Chronicles of Narnia”, Jack made multiple references to God in his books. For example, Aslan, the lion in the Lion, the Witch, and Wardrobe, died in the place of sinners, much like the way Jesus died.Through Clive’s life, it is obvious to see the light in his story. The reader will definitely benefit from seeing a once reluctant Christian turn into a Jesus-loving believer. The reader can learn from Jack in two important ways: 1. friends are incredibly important for one’s life and 2. through your influence, you can change people’s lives and bring them closer to God. Jack died on November 22, 1963, but because of his strong influence on society and even stronger Christian friends, his amazing works are still here and have been warming our hearts ever since his pen touched the paper. Behind our favorite Chronicles of Narnia characters, there is a strong, Godly man behind it. Through his life, we can see the power of God and can be encouraged by Jack’s faith and trust in God.

I haven't read this one yet.

i havent read the book but i hear its a great