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Poor Mallory #39 BabySitters Club Quality Ann Matthews Martin 9780833561015 Books

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Poor Mallory #39 BabySitters Club Quality Ann Matthews Martin 9780833561015 Books

My 9-year-old semi-reluctant reader adores this series (full-color version!) and ate it up. Hard to get her to put it down. I remember the original Babysitters Club series from when I was a kid; everybody loved it. This is a great modernization and great illustrations for great tween-girl stories.


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Poor Mallory #39 BabySitters Club Quality Ann Matthews Martin 9780833561015 Books Reviews

My daughter LOVES this series of books! My child, who was never a big reader, went through TWO of these books in a weekend! The themes are appropriate and the ease of the read due to graphic novel format helps her to feel successful and accomplished as a reader. Will continue to buy these for her!
Hey guys
it's Mintstar from Weatherclan!
Here is my review

Okay to be a hundred precent honest with you, Stacey is one of my least favorite characters in the series but, she does show a lot personality in this book. She stands up for herself and she tells her parents her feelings on certain doctors she goes to. She also talks to Ms.Johannessen about how she feels.

When they put the "The Babysitters Agency" in to it thats where i started to cringe a little bit.

Overall this was a pretty good read!

I have to go and apprentice Cedarkit,Riverkit, and Brindlekit!
May starclan be with you always!
Mintstar
I have a super sensitive little gal who gets very upset when people are sick. I thought maybe the truth about Stacy was she had 3 nipples! I mean. I dunno! My daughter is 10 and liked the first baby sitters club book but got scared for Stacy (and herself...she's a germaphobe and instantly was afraid she had diabetes, too) so I'm just putting it out there in case anyone else has sensitive kids as well.
As a kid I read all the original Babysitters Club books. My daughter loves graphic novels, and mentioned these to me. I was confused at first after she said I got the wrong babysitters club book for her. It turns out these were redone for the current generation. I read some of it and it is really cool how the story is the same, but edited down and in comic form. My daughter really likes some of Raina Telgemeier's other graphic novels; Drama, Sisters, and Smile. I am not surprised she loves these. I also like that they are half the price on than at the store. I'm glad the stories I loved as a girl my daughter now loves, even if they are different.
I used to love the Babysitters Club series when i was growing up and i thought the comic versions would be an easier read for my second grader who reads at a third grade + level. She reads so well, but i’ve been having a hard time getting her to stay interested in books that she wants to finish reading. With these books, she finally wants to keep reading and wants to finish each book! My mom is diabetic and this book in particular has helped my daughter understand what that means.
My 9 year old daughter loves these graphic novel books! We were so sad to learn that they are only making 4 of this series in graphic novels. Cute story line- same as the ones I read when I was a kid. These books are great for the kids who are still al little intimidated by a regular chapter book and for the ones who love to see pictures with what they are reading.
My daughter hates reading because she is dyslexic. I was SOOOOOOO happy when we found these at Barnes and Nobles. My daughter has regained so much confidence now that she can read with pictures again (at age 12). I read all of these when I was her age (no pix) and I REALLY wish they sold them in a big set so she can start with #1 and move forward without me having to buy each one.
My 9-year-old semi-reluctant reader adores this series (full-color version!) and ate it up. Hard to get her to put it down. I remember the original Babysitters Club series from when I was a kid; everybody loved it. This is a great modernization and great illustrations for great tween-girl stories.