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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 1

  Kristy's Great Idea (The Babysitter's Club (Apple Paperbacks), 1)

  by Ann M. Martin

  The first of the new Collector's Club Editions features a new logo, bright new cover, and fill-in pages to personalize as Kristy comes up with the idea for the Baby-sitter's Club with friends Claudia, Stacey, and Mary Anne.
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  Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls (The Babysitters Club, #2)

  by Ann M. Martin

  A collector's edition of the second book in the popular series features a new logo and cover and centers on Claudia who is disturbed by frightening and mysterious phone calls while baby-sitting. Reprint.
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 4

  Mary Anne Saves The Day (Baby-Sitters Club #4)

  by Ann M. Martin

  When a fight breaks out among the members of the Babysitters Club, timid Mary Anne finds herself becoming more assertive as a baby sitter and in her relationships with her father and friends.
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 126

  The All-New Mallory Pike (Babysitters Club)

  by Ann M. Martin

  In a breakthrough book for the series, Mallory says good-bye to Stoneybrook and hello to the Riverbend School. The boarding school in the Berkshires introduces Mallory to a new group of friends--and a not-so-friendly roommate.
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  California Girls (Babysitters Club Specials)

  by Ann M. Martin

  When the baby-sitters win the lottery, they go to California with Dawn. Jessi lands a part in a television show, Stacey becomes a surfer girl, and the girls still have time for baby-sitting, sight-seeing, and the beach!
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 24

  Kristy and the Mother's Day Surprise (Baby-Sitters Club, 24)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Devising a kid-free day off for all the hardworking mothers in Stoneybrook, Kristy and the rest of the Baby-sitters Club are pleased by the successful day, which concludes with a big surprise for Kristy. Reissue.
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  Disney's the Parent Trap

  by Hallie Marshall

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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 11

  Kristy and the Snobs (Baby-Sitters Club, 11)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Moving into a mansion of a house after her mother marries a millionaire, Kristy misses living next door to her best friends and clashes with the snobby local children, who make fun of Kristy and her old dog, Louie. Reissue.
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 97

  Claudia and the World's Cutest Baby (Baby-Sitters Club)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Claudia is so delighted by the arrival of her newborn cousin, the firstborn daughter of her favorite Aunt Peaches, that she volunteers to help and becomes more than a bit of a nuisance when she offers a wealth of child-care advice.
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 39

  Baby-Sitters Club #39: Poor Mallory

  by Ann M. Martin

  Mallory's dad has just lost his job. The Pike kids have decided to help out, so Mallory takes a babysitting job in Kristy's rich neighborhood. But being around the Delaneys only makes Mallory feel poor. There must be something the baby-sitters can do to make her feel better!
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 40

  Claudia and the Middle School Mystery (Baby-Sitters Club #40)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Claudia has finally gotten an A on a math test. She's thrilled . . . until the teacher accuses her of cheating off Shawna's test. CLaudia would never cheat! But is doesn't make sense that Shawna (who is a good student) would need to copy from Claudia. Can the baby-sitters help Caludia clear her name?
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 41

  Mary Anne Vs Logan (Baby-Sitters Club, 41)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Mary Anne feels she and Logan have been spending too much time together. They fight over silly things and Mary Anne never has any time to herself. Finally, she sadly realizes what she must do: break up with Logan. The Baby-sitters are shocked!.
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 42

  Jessi and the Dance School Phantom (Baby-Sitters Club, 42)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Jessie receives threatening phone calls after obtaining the lead in her dance school's latest ballet.
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 44

  Dawn and the Big Sleepover (Baby-Sitters Club, 44)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Dawn organizes a huge fundraiser to help out a Native American elementary school. As a reward to all the kids who helped, Dawn throws a massive sleepover in the gym. It's a baby-sitting job she'll never forget.
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  Mallory on Strike (Baby-Sitters Club, 47)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Mallory loves baby-sitting for her seven brothers and sisters. But now that she has an important writing project to do, she needs some quiet time. . . . And no one will leave her alone! What's a stressed-out big sister to do? Go on strike!
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 54

  Mallory and the Dream Horse (The Baby-Sitters Club #54)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Excited about the professional riding lessons her parents have agreed to pay for, horse-loving Mallory begins neglecting her friends in the Baby-sitters' Club and soon learns that loving horses and caring for them are two different things.
• The Baby-Sitters Club #56 Keep Out! Claudia!Ann M. Martin

  

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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 56

  The Baby-Sitters Club #56 Keep Out! Claudia!

  by Ann M. Martin

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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 57

  Dawn Saves the Planet (Baby-Sitters Club, 57)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Worried about the fate of the planet, environmentally conscious Dawn makes plans to construct a recycling center at Stoneybrook Middle School, but soon all her hard work begins to keep her from paying attention to her friends.
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 58

  Stacey's Choice (Baby-Sitters Club, 58)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Feeling torn by her parents' divorce, Stacey yearns to have a normal life, but the possibility for this becomes even more doubtful when both her parents' request her help.
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  The Baby-sitters Club: Book 61

  Jessi and the Awful Secret (Baby-Sitters Club, 61)

  by Ann M. Martin

  Jessi discovers that one of the girls in her dance class is anorexic. A sensitive look at a common problem among teenage girls.