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Dawn is the newest member of the Babysitters Club, and while her arrival excites most, Kristy feels threatened by the newcomer. Determined to prove herself, Dawn accepts a big job caring for the three Barrett children. The home quickly descends into chaos— the kids are unruly, and Mrs. Barrett seldom keeps her promises. Dawn faces more trouble than expected, but she refuses to back down. Through perseverance and hard work, she works to tame the Barretts and earn Kristy’s approval.
This story follows Dawn’s efforts to balance the demands of babysitting and friendship, highlighting themes of jealousy, teamwork, and growing confidence in a girls’ club setting.
First publish date: 1987
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Ann M. Martin
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