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Karen's Monsters (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #66)
by Ann M. MartinKaren's stepbrother, Charlie, is building a very scary monster for the Halloween parade. Then the monster disappears, and Karen thinks he has come to life.
Karen's Movie (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #63)
by Ann M. MartinKaren's grandad is sick. Karen wants to do something nice to cheer him up. So, she makes a movie for him. All Karen's friends are going to star in her movie.
Karen's Movie Star (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #103)
by Ann M. MartinKaren is looking forward to her big chance to be a star and make friends with the famous child actress Allison Hunter. Hollywood will be at Stoneybrook soon -- a real movie is being filmed in Karen's neighborhood! Will all of Karen's Hollywood dreams come true?
Karen's Mystery (Baby-Sitters Little Sister Super Special #3)
by Ann M. MartinKaren starts her own detective agency, but now Karen's pet rat is missing! Can Karen solve her toughest case yet?
Karen's Nanny (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #105)
by Ann M. MartinWhen her family decides it's time for a trip to Washington, D. C. , Karen gets to see the museums, the monuments, the White House -- and the President!
Karen's New Bike (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #62)
by Ann M. MartinKaren is learning all about bike safety in school. She is even going to enter a bike-a-thon. But Karen's bike is too small for her. So with Daddy's help, Karen buys a new bike. Then Karen's new bike is stolen. Can Karen catch the thief and get her bike back?
Karen's New Friend (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #36)
by Ann M. MartinA new girl in Karen's class arrives in a wheelchair and Karen wants to be her helper and friend. Unfortunately, she learns the hard way about being too helpful.
Karen's New Holiday (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #112)
by Ann M. Martin Susan TangHappy Augustina to you! There are no big holidays in August. But Karen wishes there were. So she and her friends decide to invent a brand-new holiday of their own. Augustina will celebrate the end of summer. And the kids want it to combine parts of all their favorite holidays. The only problem is that they can't decide which ones.
Karen's New Puppy (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #72)
by Ann M. MartinDevastated when the family dog, Midgie, runs away, Karen is cheered when her parents adopt a new puppy named Sadie, but Karen is unprepared for the hard work and occasional disappointment associated with a new young pet.
Karen's New Teacher: Karen's New Teacher; Karen's Little Witch; Karen's Doll; Karen's School Trip (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #21)
by Ann M. MartinKaren really likes her second-grade teacher, Ms. Colman, so she's pretty disappointed when she hears Ms. Colman must take some time off from school. The substitute teacher, Miss Hoffman, is unfriendly and has all kinds of awful rules. Karen doesn't like her at all. Will they ever get along?
Karen's New Year (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #14)
by Ann M. MartinFor New Year's Eve, Karen thinks everyone should make a resolution. Hannie promises to stop biting her nails; Kirsty promises not to talk on the phone so much. But Karen just catches everyone breaking their promises! Now they're all calling her a spy. Aren't resolutions supposed to be fun?
Karen's Newspaper: Karen's Tuba; Karen's Big Lie; Karen's Wedding; Karen's Newspaper (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #40)
by Ann M. MartinKaren hatches the idea of starting a neighborhood newspaper just for kids, but when she and her friends print gossip about the neighbors, they get in lots of trouble.
Karen's Newspaper (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #40)
by Ann M. Martin Susan TangKaren and her friends start their own neighborhood newspaper, but they learn about ethics in journalism after printing secrets about their neighbors and upsetting everyone.
Karen's Paper Route (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #97)
by Ann M. Martin Susan TangFrom the bestselling author of the generation-defining series The Baby-sitters Club comes a series for a new generation! Karen is a papergirl! Karen really wants Moonbeam, the new video game system. But Daddy won't buy it for her. So Karen decides to get a job. She will help Kristy deliver newspapers. It is hard work. Karen has to get very early in the morning! And some people are pretty picky about how their papers are delivered. Can Karen earn the money she needs?
Karen's Pen Pal: Karen's Pen Pal; Karen's Ducklings; Karen's Big Joke; Karen's Tea Party (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #25)
by Ann M. MartinKaren's pen pal Maxie is a big bragger and Karen starts to make things up until she has to meet Maxie one day and becomes tangled in her own lies.
Karen's Pilgrim (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #91)
by Ann M. Martin Susan TangThanks a lot! Karen wants her report on Thanksgiving to be extra special. She plans to show the class some great souvenirs from a family trip to Plimoth Plantation. But Karen's best enemy wants to ruin Karen's project. How will Karen ever make her report special now?
Karen's Pizza Party (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #42)
by Ann M. MartinWhen Karen is selected as queen of Pizza Express, she begins to get too big for her britches, but her classmates forgive her when she throws them a huge pizza party.
Karen's Plane Trip (Baby-Sitters Little Sister Super Special #2)
by Ann M. MartinKaren is on her first plane trip, but this isn't just any plane trip. Karen is flying alone and she's going to visit her grandparents' farm in Nebraska for the first time.
Karen's Pony (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #60)
by Ann M. MartinRescuing a tired, mangy-looking pony named Blueberry from an "everything must go" estate sale, Karen is desperate to keep her new friend. So her father and stepmother, with the help of the whole family, devise a special plan.
Karen's Pony Camp (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #87)
by Ann M. Martin S. TargA pony summer Karen, Nancy, and Hannie are going to pony camp. Karen cannot wait. Her pony Blueberry is going to camp, too. But pony camp is not easy. The older campers tease Karen. Nancy is afraid. And Hannie spends too much time riding. Will the Three Musketeers ever have fun at pony camp?
Karen's President (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #106)
by Ann M. MartinPlease to meet you, Mr. President! Karen’s family is taking a gigundoly exciting trip--to Washington, D.C.! They will see lots of important sights and special places. Karen is hoping to meet the President of the United States. After all, he lives there! But everyone tells Karen that he is too busy running the country. Is there any way Karen’s red-white-and-blue can come true?
Karen's Prize (The Baby-Sitters Little Sister #11)
by Ann M. MartinKaren is a P-A-I-N. Karen loves to spell words. She is very good at it, too. First she wins the spelling bee in her class. Then Karen wins another spelling contest. And another ... and another! Soon Karen is the best junior speller in the state of Connecticut. She is even going to be on TV. Karen thinks that is so great. But her friends don't. They think Karen is a show-off!
Karen's Promise (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #95)
by Ann M. Martin Susan TangPromises are for keeps Karen's little-house family is moving away for a while. Karen and Andrew do not want to move. Staying behind is not good either. They are worried about what will happen. Karen promises Andrew that no matter what, the two of them will stay together. Is that too big a promise for Karen to keep?
Karen's Pumpkin Patch: Karen's Cartwheel; Karen's Kittens; Karen's Bully; Karen's Pumpkin Patch (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #32)
by Ann M. MartinKaren's dad gives Karen a special job for Halloween. She is in charge of the pumpkin patch. Karen chooses a giant one for herself, then finds good homes for all her pumpkin babies.
Karen's Puppet Show (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #88)
by Ann M. Martin S. TargShow time Karen is going to art camp! She cannot wait to make art projects. But Karen is mad at Hannie and Nancy. They are not going to art camp. Karen works on a puppet show at camp. She makes silly puppets that look like Hannie and Nancy. But then Karen's friends buy tickets to the puppet show. Uh-oh. Now what is Karen going to do?