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Kristy and the Mother's Day Surprise (Baby-Sitters Club, 24)

Kristy and the Mother's Day Surprise (Baby-Sitters Club, 24)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: I luv this book!
Review: I realized that most of the other reviews on this book say it's bad but it's not!I think those people that bad-mouthed it are weird-o's!I also can't believe taht no one else's reviews told that this is the book where they get Emily Michelle!It's really a good book so read it!

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: some are just better than others
Review: the BSC series IS unrealistic. that's what makes it fun to read. you can look up to these girls, who seem fun and responsible and smart. i've always thought these books were highly entertaining.

that being said, kristy is a hopeless nerd. what 13 year old would plan all the things she's ever planned? she can play baseball, that's realistic for a 13 year old. ugh. c'mon. kristy books almost always annoy me.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: great great great way to go Ann.
Review: This book is really great .I really disagree with the people who badmouthed it.I mean this is when they get Emily.And that is very inportant.I think that people who wrote those bad things about it did not even read it .And decided to make trouble .And write bad things.keep writing Ann M. Martin.If she stops it will be your fault.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: I luv this book!
Review: This book was okay. I mean, the text and all were good and the idea was great, but for one thing: the author treats the girls like they're adults. We know they're not. When I was, like, eight I used to think: Oh, when I'm thirteen I'll be just as adult and I'll feel really adult then. And you know what? I don't, I really don't. Martin treats the kids like they're grown up already, when really, some people aren't grown up until they're thirty. Nice try, Martin, but try to write a little more convincingly.


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