Best Babysitters Ever

by Caroline Cala
Lexile:  780
Genre:  Realistic Fiction

Twelve year old Malia just read The Babysitters Club book and she has a great idea!  She and her two friends, Dot and Bree, need to raise some serious cash to throw the best party ever.  So Malia pitches the idea of starting their own babysitters club.  None of them has ever babysat or ran a business before, but how hard can it be?  Malia, Dot and Bree are about to find out!


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