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Welcome Back, Stacey!
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The Baby-sitters Club: Book 28

Welcome Back, Stacey! (1989) (edit title/settings)

by Ann M. Martin (Author) (edit contributors)

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In the painful aftermath of her parent's divorce, Stacey, who is struggling with the challenges of her diabetes, makes the difficult decision to live near her Baby-sitter Club friends rather than in the city. Reprint."

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The plot: Stacey’s parents are fighting. A lot. So, they decide to get a divorce. And Stacey gets over it relatively quickly. But the problem is, she has to decide whether to stay in New York with her dad (“But I’ve never lived on the East Side”) or move back to Stoneybrook with her mom. And... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)

The plot: Stacey’s parents are fighting. A lot. So, they decide to get a divorce. And Stacey gets over it relatively quickly. But the problem is, she has to decide whether to stay in New York with her dad (“But I’ve never lived on the East Side”) or move back to Stoneybrook with her mom. And she decides, after literally examining the pros and cons (seriously, she’s not too upset to dot her “i”s with hearts), to go back to the BSC. Awww, aren’t we just thrilled.

So, they all pack up and move, with a few spats thrown in for good divorcing measure. And Stacey’s back in Stoneybrook, not quite happy to be back, but fairly sure she made the right decision. Blah.

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"Stacey? Do you think that if dinosaurs were still alive, a stegosaurus could beat a brontosaurus in a fight?"

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This is book 28 of 138 in The Baby-sitters Club. (standard series)

Preceded by Jessi and the Superbrat, and followed by Mallory and the Mystery Diary.

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  1. Ann M. Martin (Author)

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Original Language: English
Publisher: Scholastic
Country: United States of America
Publication Date: 1989
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Page Count: 160

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