Baby-Sitters Little Sister

Karen thinks her next door neighbor is a witch, and wonders if the witch will cast a spell on her. Or is she brave enough to send her and her friends away?

Karen wins spelling contest after contest and thinks it is great while her friends think she is a show-off.

Karen and her little brother Andrew are getting goldfish for pets. When something happens to Karen's goldfish Crystal Light, Karen is so sad.

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Poor Karen. She has a bad toothache. But Karen does not want to go to the dentist. She's afraid. Maybe Karen's toothache will just go away. Will Karen be brave enough for the tooth doctor?

Karen goes to circus camp where she makes a new friend and learns several stunts.

Karen, Hannie, and Nancy are sure they're going to win the candy selling contest. After all, they are the Three Musketeers. But then Karen finds out that her best enemies -- the Milky Ways -- are selling candy, too. And those Milky Ways are stealing the Three Musketeers' business. This means -- a candy war! Who will win?

Baby-Sitters Little Sister

Karen and Addie are elected to the safety patrol. Karen is so proud to wear her badge and help keep the halls safe. But uh-oh. Things are being stolen all over school. Can Karen and Addie catch the thieves?

When someone breaks the rusty lock on Karen's new bike and steals it from the playground, it's up to her to find the thief before the town bike-a-thon.

Baby-Sitters Little Sister

Wanting to do something special to help a child and an ailing neighbor, Karen and her friends decide to surprise them with a Christmas tree, but a terrible fight has the girls refusing to speak to one another.

Baby-Sitters Little Sister

Karen promised her brother Andrew that they'd never be separated. When Karen's mom and stepdad announce they'll be moving to Chicago for six months -- with Andrew -- Karen's promise is put to the test.

Karen tries writing the story of her life.

"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..."

A scrapbook for recording information about important people and events of the school year.

Tammy and Terri are real-live twins in Karen's class. Audrey thinks that is really neat. She wants to be a twin, too. And her twin is going to be Karen.

The reader fills in blanks about everything that is happening in the reader's life.

Karen's father has given her the big responsibility of taking care of the pumpkin patch in the garden. Not only must she water and fertilize the pumpkins, but she must find homes for all of them so they won't be smashed on Mischief Night.

Karen 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 class is taking music lessons, and all of the kids are getting instruments! Instead of a beautiful flute, Karen ends up with a big, old tuba.

Karen's cousin, Diana, is coming for an Easter visit, but Diana wants to do things that will get Karen in trouble. Karen wants to stop her, but will this ruin the visit and Easter?

Bobby, the class bully, is moving into Karen's neighborhood and she'll have no peace until she declares war on the bully.

Karen lends a very expensive doll to a sick friend and now is worried that she might not get it back.

As Karen practices for an ice-skating show, she wonders if she has the qualities needed to become a skating star.

Karen learns the importance of keeping a secret so that rumors don't get started. She has to regain her classmates confidence after they stop talking to her because she spilled Natalie's secret.