Galligan, Gale The Baby-Sitters
Club: Dawn and the Impossible Three, 149 pgs.
Scholastic, 2017. $10.99 Content: Language: G; Mature Content: G;
Violence: PG.
Dawn just moved into town
and she joins the Babysitters Club. She
gets assigned to a family who is divorced and the mother is always
gone. Dawn is always babysitting and she
feels like the mom isn’t spending enough time with them and the kids are acting
like Dawn is their mom. One day while
babysitting, she can’t find the oldest boy and so the entire neighborhood
is looking for him. It turns out that the dad had come to pick up the kids because it was his
day and the mom had forgotten, so he decided to get back at the mom and take
the boy to the park and to lunch. In the
end Dawn tells the mom that her kids need their mom.
I like the pictures in this graphic
novel. This book is more intense than
the other Babysitter Club series so far, because when the kid goes missing its
upsetting. I felt like some of the main
characters were hard to like and near the end I was confused with the point the
author was making.
EL, MS – OPTIONAL. Reviewer, Isabelle (8th grade).
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