Books like Mary Anne and the little princess by Ann M. Martin
First publish date: 1996
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Ann M. Martin
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A lively graphic adaptation of the classic Babysitters Club story, where Kristy Thomas pitches a promising business plan to her friends Claudia, Mary Anne, and Stacey, turning a simple babysitting club into a budding venture.
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When Grandma Mimi has a stroke, Claudia must take over babysitting duties, which strains her already tense relationship with her sister and threatens her place in the Babysitters Club.
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Kristy and her friends in the Babysitters Club tackle prank calls, unruly toddlers, chaotic pets, and parents who hide the truth in this lively friendship adventure.
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The Baby-Sitters Club receives eerie, unanswered phone calls that lead Claudia to suspect a phantom jewel thief haunting their town. With mystery in every ring, the girls must investigate to uncover the truth.
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Mary Anne watches the friendships of her Babysitters Club friends fray apart—after a huge fight she is left alone, must forge new friends, and face her overprotective father while handling a babysitting crisis. She rises to reunite the group.
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Claudia babysits Betsy Sobak, a mischievous girl prone to practical jokes, but when a cruel prank lands Claudia with a broken leg, she wonders if babysitting—and the club—are worth the risk.
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During a two‑week shore vacation, Jane helps her mother babysit, but her best friend Stacey’s sudden crush on the lifeguard Scott threatens to derail their summer routine and friendship.
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Eleven‑year‑old Mallory faces a challenge when she takes on the babysitting job for the unruly Arnold twins.
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When her mother’s remarriage relocates her family to a wealthier neighborhood, thirteen‑year‑old Kristy battles snobbish classmates, a mocking Babysitters Club, and her aging dog.
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Jessi joins the Kids Can Do Anything Club and meets nine‑year‑old Danielle, a brave cancer patient with a smile, who dreams of visiting Disney World and graduating school.
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Best friends Mary Anne and Dawn learn that Dawn’s mother and Mary Anne’s father are planning to marry, setting off a joyful and relatable adventure for the girls.
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Dawn joins the Babysitters Club and battles jealous Kristy by tackling a chaotic house with the three Barrett children, proving her worth and striving for friendship.
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Mary Anne and Stacey work as nannies for the Pike family in Sea City, only to find their summer lovers back in town, turning routine babysitting into a tangled mix of friendship, romance, and vacation adventures.
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Kristy, a caring babysitter, notices that her new charge Susan is treated differently because of her autism. Determined to help, she takes action to change the situation and promote understanding.
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Mary Anne’s obsession with babies turns her life upside down—she starts babysitting adorable twin siblings, then dreams of having a brother or sister of her own with friend Dawn.
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Book 63 of The Baby‑Sitters Club series follows two friends, Claudia and Shea, who struggle with spelling but find friendship and support through each other and their babysitting adventures.
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Mallory Pike is ready to begin a part‑time assistant role with her favorite children’s‑book author, a premise that launches a coming‑of‑age tale of creativity and new responsibilities.
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Mary Anne returns to school after a winter break only to discover that her best friend Amelia has died unexpectedly, leaving her to navigate grief and the search for a meaningful tribute.
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When the Baby‑Sitters Club faces a first‑aid exam, Mary Anne fears the worst – and the chance to keep her boyfriend Logan by her side as his parents send him to boarding school vanishes entirely.
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Mary Anne moves into a new home and faces the abrupt loss of her mother, while her stepsister Dawn brings friend Sunny for summer. Together they must learn to support each other through grief and new beginnings.
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Claudia launches a personals column in her school paper, hoping to help others and find the perfect boy for herself.
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Mary Anne is hired by her elderly neighbor Mrs. Towne to do housework after a brief sewing lesson, only to find herself working as a maid after a week of chores.
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Mary Anne navigates life in a babysitter’s club after losing her mother, confronting stage fright while bonding with her grandmother.
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