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Karen's Carnival: Karen's Brothers; Karen's Home Run; Karen's Good-bye; Karen's Carnival (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #20)
by Ann M. MartinFor balloons, games and prizes, step right up to Karen's Carnival! It can only mean tons of fun... and tons of trouble!
Karen's Cartwheel: Karen's Cartwheel; Karen's Kittens; Karen's Bully; Karen's Pumpkin Patch (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #29)
by Ann M. MartinEager to make her school's special gymnastics team, for only the very best gymnasts, Karen practices to perfection the one thing she cannot do -- a cartwheel.
Karen's Chain Letter (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #101)
by Ann M. MartinSwept up in a stamp-collecting craze, Karen sends a chain letter that will bring her stamps from all over the world.
Karen's Chicken Pox (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #114)
by Ann M. MartinHalloween is coming, and Karen is excited about her costume, the party at school, and trick-or-treating. But when she catches the chicken pox from her little sister, her plans fade fast.
Karen's Christmas Carol (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #104)
by Ann M. MartinFrom the bestselling author of the generation-defining series The Baby-sitters Club comes a series for a new generation!A very merry Christmas?Karen and Andrew are in A Christmas Carol. Karen’s part is small. But Andrew’s part is very big. At first Karen is proud of him, but then her feelings change. Soon Karen is jealous. And it is hard for her to be nice to Andrew. How will Karen get her Christmas spirit back?
Karen's Christmas Tree (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #80)
by Ann M. MartinFrom the bestselling author of the generation-defining series The Baby-sitters Club comes a series for a new generation!Christmas wishesKaren cannot wait for the holidays. She and her friends have to do something special for a neighbor. They decide to surprise her with a Christmas tree. Then Karen and her friends have a huge fight. They will not talk to each other. Now what are they going to do about the Christmas tree?
Karen's Cooking Contest (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #93)
by Ann M. Martin S. TangWhat's cooking? Karen's class is making a cookbook. Karen and her friends asked celebrities to send in recipes. But nobody has sent Karen any recipies. Boo! Karen knows a very special recipe. But it belongs to Nannie and it is supposed to be secret. What will Karen do?
Karen's Copycat (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #107)
by Ann M. MartinNo copying! Karen's new nanny, Merry, teaches pottery. her class is mostly for older kids, but Karen is in it too. And it is harder than she expected. Karen wants to prove she belongs in the class. She wants to show Merry she is a good artist. But she cannot. So Karen does something very bad. Will she get away with it?
Karen's County Fair (Baby-Sitter Little Sister #75)
by Ann M. MartinKaren's at farm camp this summer, and she's going to enter a lamb in the county fair. When her friend Tia comes to visit, Karen is sure she'll enjoy helping Karen get ready for the big day. The problem is that Tia has come East to see city life! Though Karen doesn't win at the county fair, she has a great time with her friends--and so does Tia.
Karen's Cowboy (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #122)
by Ann M. MartinYippee-ki-yi-oh! Karen's family is way out west -- at a dude ranch run by a real cowboy! Being "home on the range" and going on trail rides is so, so exciting. But then Karen discovers that her cowboy friend has a big problem with his ranch. Can Karen help him before it's time to saddle up and head for home?
Karen's Dinosaur (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #73)
by Ann M. MartinAnticipating a fun-filled trip to New York City, where her class will visit the museum on the same day as her pen pal's class, Karen fears the trip will be spoiled for her by David Michael, who is furious that his class cannot go on the trip as well.
Karen's Doll (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #23)
by Ann M. MartinKaren has a new doll. When Karen's best friend Nancy gets sick, Karen gives her doll to Nancy until she's well. But Nancy thinks the doll is hers to keep!
Karen's Doll Hospital (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #35)
by Ann M. MartinKaren's favorite baby doll, Hyacinthia, has to go to the toyshop for repairs. Karen decides to set up her own hospital for dolls.
Karen's Ducklings (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #26)
by Ann M. MartinOne spring morning, Karen and her class find a duck outside the classroom. Later they get to observe the hatching of her eggs, and they help take care of her ducklings!
Karen's Easter Parade (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #120)
by Ann M. MartinKaren's favorite cousin is coming to visit. Karen will bring her to an Easter egg hunt and even to the Easter parade! She plans to be the best host ever. But it is not so easy. Diana wants to do things that will get Karen in trouble. Karen wants to stop her. But can she do it without ruining their visit -- or ruining Easter?
Karen's Epilepsy
by Elizabeth Md BaltaroWritten and illustrated by a high school student with epilepsy, Karen's Epilepsy is a 28-page story about a girl with complex-partial seizures. When Karen's family moves to a new city, she wonders if her new classmates will befriend her despite her differences. Karen struggles with her own self-acceptance until something unexpected happens. Written with elementary school students in mind, this heart-warming story speaks to both children and adults. With reassuring words and pictures Baltaro communicates a hopeful message of friendship, confidence, and determination.
Karen's Field Day (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #108)
by Ann M. MartinKaren, Hannie, and Nancy -- the Three Musketeers -- can't wait to compete with Pamela and her pals in a tug-of-war and other outdoor games at Stoneybrook Academy's annual Field Day.
Karen's Figure Eight (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #118)
by Ann M. MartinKaren is the most talented student in her ice-skating class. Her new friend, the best skater in Stoneybrook, thinks Karen could grow up to be a champ. But it will take hard work ... and Karen is sick of practicing!
Karen's Fishing Trip (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #98)
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! What a catch! Karen and her big-house family are going to Shadow Late -- and Nancy and Hannie are coming too! There is so much for the Three Musketeers to do. They can tell stories around the fireplace, play in their secret playhouse, and practice for the big fishing contest. Now, if Karen could just catch that Shadow Lake Monster...
Karen's Ghost: Karen's Sleepover; Karen's Grandmothers; Karen's Prize; Karen's Ghost (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #12)
by Ann M. MartinKaren thinks the ghost of Ben Brewer lives in her house but she's never really seen him until now. Karen and her stepsister have found out that Ben and his spooky friends are going to have a party in her attic.
Karen's Gift (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #121)
by Ann M. MartinKaren wants to give Mommy a special present. She will buy it with the money she makes walking dogs. But then Karen decides to get something else. Since she needs more money, she will walk more dogs. Soon Karen has too many dogs on her hands! But if she quits her job, she might have to break some big promises.
Karen's Goldfish: Karen's Surprise; Karen's New Year; Karen's In Love; Karen's Goldfish (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #16)
by Ann M. MartinKaren and her little brother have new pets -- goldfish. Karen is thrilled to have a goldfish of her own ... until it dies. She goes into mourning, wearing black Reeboks and a dark veil to school. She even plans an elaborate funeral. Then her neighbor, "the witch", does something to make her feel better.
Karen's Good-bye (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #19)
by Ann M. MartinIt's fun to be a Baby-sitter's Little Sister! U R 2 Nice 2 B 4-Gotten! Some kids (like Hannie) think Amanda is a snob. But Karen doesn't care. She and Amanda are friends. They have lots of fun together, diving for pennies in the pool and dressing up like Lovely Ladies. But now there's bad news! Amanda's family is moving away. Hannie thinks this is funny. But Karen is so sad. How can she say good-bye to one of her best friends?
Karen's Grandad (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #70)
by Ann M. MartinGood friends Karen is happy that Granny and Grandad are living at the little house. But Grandad has not been feeling well. He cannot leave the house. Karen feels sad about Grandad, so she cheers him up. She reads books with him as he rests. Then Grandad gets really sick. Karen is worried. She loves Grandad so much.
Karen's Grandmothers (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #10)
by Ann M. MartinWhen Karen adopts a grandmother from Stoneybrook Manor, she has more grandmas than anyone she knows -- Karen thinks that is very special.