Books like Dawn and the We Love Kids Club by Ann M. Martin
Dawn’s return to California finds her settling into the informal We Love Kids Club, a group of friends who babysit without keeping records, share healthy snacks, and hold casual meetings. After the club is spotlighted by a local newspaper and TV station, their newfound popularity brings a flood of requests, turning their laid‑back operation into a bustling business. Meanwhile, Dawn’s father delivers a shocking surprise, adding stress to her already hectic life. The story follows Dawn as she navigates the challenges of fame, new responsibilities, and family drama while trying to maintain the friendship and innocence that made the club special in the first place.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Ann M. Martin
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