The Babysitters Club Books 1-6 Collection Set by Ann M. Martin - Children's Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set: Kristy's Great Idea; Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls; The Truth About Stacey; Mary Anne Saves the Day; Dawn and the Impossible Three; Kristy's Big Day. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780702329494. Publisher: Scholastic. Age Range: 7-11 years. Overview. Meet Kristy, Claudia, Mary Anne, Stacey and Dawn in the six books that launched a publishing phenomenon. This brand-new paperback collection gathers the very first Babysitters Club adventures, following the girls as they start their own babysitting business, navigate friendship fallouts, and tackle real-life challenges with humour and heart. A perfect gift set or starter collection for readers aged 7 to 11 discovering this beloved middle-grade classic for the first time.. About the Books. This six-book set opens with Kristy's Great Idea, in which Kristy dreams up a business plan that will change her life: a babysitting club with her friends. From there, the series widens its lens onto each founding member. In Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls, the girls turn amateur detectives when a mysterious caller unsettles the neighbourhood. The Truth About Stacey tackles a more serious theme, as Stacey learns to live with diabetes while keeping her condition secret from almost everyone. Mary Anne Saves the Day explores what happens when the club's four founders fall out, forcing quiet, dependable Mary Anne to find her own voice and courage. Dawn and the Impossible Three introduces the club's newest recruit, determined to prove herself with a particularly tricky babysitting job. Finally, Kristy's Big Day sees the whole club pull together for their toughest assignment yet — fourteen children in one house on the day Kristy's mum gets married. Each book stands alone as a complete story, yet together they build the world and warmth that made The Babysitters Club a bestselling institution, later adapted into a hit Netflix series.. Six complete paperback novels in one great-value collection. Ideal f