Kristy and Mr. Mom (The Baby-Sitters Club #81)

There was nothing so interesting that I fainted, but it is fine.
I give it an 5/10
I liked this book

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Not a bad story, but you’d think with Watson’s money, he could afford to hire a maid or something. It was also stupid how Nannie just got an apartment without saying a word to anyone, just because of an assumption she made. Most of the problems in these books could be avoided if people communicated with each other instead of making assumptions all the time. Especially the adults.

This book is realistic. I enjoyed reading it

As a homeschool parent, I was always on the lookout for the next book or book series that would really get one of my kids reading. Of course, interests vary, so book choices need to be tailored to each individual child.

When my older daughter discovered The Baby-Sitters Club books, I knew I was onto something. I must have bought 100 of these books, all of which she devoured. She also reread many of them. At that age, anything that gets them reading and keeps them reading is a win. From that perspective, I can highly recommend these books.

My daughter loved them so much that she was never willing to part with them. She now teaches fourth grade and took the books to her classroom!

One of the characters has Type I Diabetes. While I applaud inclusion of any character with a disability in childrens books, mistakes were made. We know this because my younger daughter has Type I Diabetes. But even that proved educational because we discussed the diabetes situations as they arose.

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