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I was leaving a comment in a friend's journal just now about the BSC and it got me thinking. We all have our favorite books, and we all have a book or two that we despise. But what I'm wondering is, is there a book that you have a secret soft spot for even though you feel like you shouldn't like it ( Read more... )

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What are the books in which Shannon and/or the Kilbourne family play a reasonable-sized role? The only ones I can think of are ( Read more... )

what do you think of book 74; kristy and the copycat?
do you think kristy should of been punished in that book?
do you find karen annoying?
do you think kristy was stupid in that book?

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I was reading "Kristy and the Cat Burglar" last night when it dawned on me that this was another BSC book with Harriet the Spy in it. In this one, Charlotte acts like Harriet spying on people and gets in an argument with Vanessa and Becca about spying on them. Then, in BOTH "Baby-Sitters on Board" AND "Baby-Sitters' Winter Vacation", Mallory acts ( Read more... )

Maybe this is a stupid question and I totally missed something... When Dawn decides to give the money from the Green Fair to the recycling project... what exactly is it going to? I thought she said it didn't cost anything but time, and the supplies they could get free... so what do they actually need money for? Sorry if I'm just being totally dumb.

I know this has been posted before, but I want to know again! Okay, my BSC bugging thing is: when the babysitters recap a different BSC members sitting jobs, they know what they think, feel, and say. EVERYTHING!!  I know these are fictional books, but still. What is the stupid or serious thing that bugged you about the BSC/BSC books?

Were there any BSC book titles that sounded really intriguing before you read them? Book titles that just drew you in? Did they deliver?

Mysteries #23 Abby and the Secret Society and #29 Stacey and the Fashion Victim always sounded really fascinating to me. I haven't read M29 yet (and it still sounds fascinating!), but M23 was pretty good, iirc.