Tag Archives: don’t judge me

#37 – Dawn and the Older Boy This book is weird. It has a Very Important Message about Not Changing Yourself For a Boy and Being True to Yourself – a good message, don’t get me wrong, but it’s very … Continue reading →

#33 – Claudia and the Great Search I’m not sure why I have such an enormous soft spot for Claudia Kishi. She was always my favorite as a kid. Kid-readers tend to identify strongly with the characters who are most … Continue reading →

#29 – Mallory and the Mystery Diary Without a doubt, this is the most pointless book in the series so far. They find a diary in a trunk in Stacey’s attic. Mallory is obsessed with the diary because it’s like … Continue reading →

#25 – Mary Anne and the Search for Tigger This book should really be titled Mary Anne and the Search for a Better Boyfriend. Logan is a total jerk when Mary Anne loses her kitten. When she gets emotional at … Continue reading →

#15 – Little Miss Stoneybrook…and Dawn This book is SO DUMB and I love it. First of all, there’s the title. The title. She couldn’t just call it Dawn and Little Miss Stoneybrook? No, that wouldn’t be dramatic enough. It’s … Continue reading →

#11 – Kristy and the Snobs This is the book where Kristy snarks at the snobs in her neighborhood and eventually becomes friendly with them, and also the one where her dog is put to sleep. Which one of these … Continue reading →

#6 – Kristy’s Big Day Early in the book series, Ann M. Martin seemed to have decided, “You know what would make the best Baby-sitters Club book ever? If we have a story about Kristy’s mom’s wedding and have the … Continue reading →

After Saturday’s post, you knew this was coming. It’s official. I’m doing a reread of The Baby-sitters Club – excluding the mysteries, because who cares, and excluding the Little Sister series, because Karen is annoying. I will read all of … Continue reading →