Books in the series The Baby-sitters Club Graphic Novels

Stacey McGill has a lot on her plate. Not only is she the new girl in Stoneybrook, but she is also managing her Type 1 diabetes while trying to fit in with her new friends in the Baby-Sitters Club. In The Truth About Stacey, Raina Telgemeier's vibrant graphic novel adaptation of the classic series, readers follow Stacey as she navigates the challenges of overprotective parents, health management, and a rival babysitting group that threatens to put the BSC out of business.

This book is perfect for children who love stories about strong female friendships and real-life challenges. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in relatable middle school drama and those who enjoy visual storytelling. Telgemeier's artwork brings the beloved characters to life, making it a great choice for both long-time fans of the original series and newcomers looking for an engaging graphic novel.

Highlights:

• Relatable portrayal of living with a chronic health condition like diabetes.
• Strong emphasis on teamwork and the importance of supportive friendships.
• Engaging plot involving business competition and problem-solving.
• Accessible graphic novel format that appeals to reluctant readers.

In this vibrant graphic novel adaptation by Raina Telgemeier, Mary Anne Spier is tired of being the "quiet one" of the Baby-sitters Club. When a massive argument breaks out among the four best friends, the club's future is at stake, and Mary Anne is left to navigate babysitting challenges and her father's strict rules all on her own. This heartwarming story follows her journey as she finds her voice, proves her maturity, and learns that being shy doesn't mean you aren't strong enough to lead.

This book is perfect for children who love stories about tight-knit friend groups and the relatable drama of middle school life. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in character-driven stories that balance humor with real emotional growth. Whether they are long-time fans of the original series or new to the world of Stoneybrook, readers will be captivated by the expressive illustrations and the timeless message of reconciliation and self-reliance.

Highlights:

• Relatable themes of navigating friendship conflicts and learning how to apologize.
• Engaging graphic novel format that is perfect for both reluctant and avid readers.
• Focuses on character growth and the importance of standing up for oneself.
• A great choice for fans of Smile, Sisters, and Real Friends.

In this beautifully illustrated graphic novel adaptation by Raina Telgemeier, readers are introduced to the complex relationship between Claudia Kishi and her older sister, Janine. Claudia is the creative, artistic member of The Baby-sitters Club who would much rather focus on her sketches and secret candy stashes than her algebra homework. Meanwhile, Janine is a genius who spends all her time studying for college-level courses, making Claudia feel like she can never measure up. This relatable story perfectly captures the friction and misunderstandings that often occur between siblings who seem to come from different planets.

The stakes change when their beloved grandmother, Mimi, suffers a serious health scare. As the family rallies together, Claudia and Janine must learn to look past their differences and find common ground. This book is an ideal choice for readers interested in realistic fiction that handles emotional topics with grace and humor. It is perfect for children who love stories about growing up, navigating family dynamics, and the importance of empathy. Fans of Telgemeier’s other works like Smile and Sisters will find this a must-read addition to their collection.

Highlights:

• Relatable exploration of sibling rivalry and academic pressure
• Heartfelt subplot involving a grandparent's health and recovery
• Vibrant full-color illustrations that bring the classic series to life
• Strong focus on emotional intelligence and family bonds

Dawn and the Impossible Three is a vibrant graphic novel adaptation of the classic series by Ann M. Martin, brought to life with modern flair by Gale Galligan. This story follows Dawn Schafer, the newest member of the Baby-sitters Club, as she takes on her toughest assignment yet: the three Barrett kids. Between managing a chaotic household, navigating new friendships in Stoneybrook, and dealing with her own family changes, Dawn has her hands full. It is a perfect choice for children who love stories about friendship, responsibility, and growing up.

Ideal for readers interested in realistic fiction and relatable middle-grade drama, this book captures the ups and downs of being a young entrepreneur. Fans of Raina Telgemeier and the original Baby-sitters Club series will appreciate the expressive artwork and the heartfelt portrayal of the bond between the club members. It is a great choice for encouraging independent reading through the engaging graphic novel format.

Highlights:

• Relatable themes of navigating new environments and making friends.
• Engaging graphic novel format that appeals to visual learners and reluctant readers.
• Strong focus on problem-solving, responsibility, and teamwork.
• A modern update to a beloved classic series that parents and children can share.

Logan Likes Mary Anne! is a heartwarming graphic novel adaptation of the classic Baby-sitters Club series that perfectly captures the excitement and nerves of middle school. As the eighth grade begins, Mary Anne Spier's life takes an unexpected turn when she meets Logan Bruno, a new student from the south with a charming accent. This story is a perfect choice for children who love relatable tales about friendship, growing up, and the fluttery feelings of a first crush. It beautifully balances the responsibilities of the Baby-sitters Club with the personal growth of its members.

Ideal for readers interested in contemporary stories, this volume explores how Mary Anne navigates her changing social life while maintaining her commitment to her friends. When Logan expresses interest in joining the BSC, the girls put him to the test, leading to a series of fun and complicated situations. Parents will appreciate the positive messages about communication, teamwork, and staying true to oneself. It is a great choice for fans of Raina Telgemeier and those who enjoy character-driven graphic novels that mirror real-life experiences.

Highlights:

• Explores the relatable milestones of middle school and first crushes.
• Features strong themes of friendship, responsibility, and teamwork.
• Engaging graphic novel format that appeals to visual learners and reluctant readers.
• A modern take on the beloved Baby-sitters Club series by Ann M. Martin.