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A review by inthelunaseas
Kristy's Big News by Nola Thacker, Ann M. Martin
2.0
Ahh, The Baby-Sitters Club. Books from my youth!
I never got into the Friends Forever series. I vaguely remember reading this one, at least up to the part where Kristy, Patrick and the rest were eating lunch together.
This has a different feeling to the original Baby-Sitters Club books. It's slightly more mature, and for once the cover model looks thirteen as opposed to twenty-five. And, of course, they're being ghostwritten.
I'm curious as to why Patrick didn't invite David Michael to the wedding. Was it because he left when David Michael was a baby, and thus didn't feel attached or obligated to inviting him? Or was David Michael not actually his son- did Elizabeth have an affair? Perhaps with Richard Spier or John Pike? John is a baby machine, after all...
But yes. It's a Baby-Sitters Club novel. What else can be said?
I never got into the Friends Forever series. I vaguely remember reading this one, at least up to the part where Kristy, Patrick and the rest were eating lunch together.
This has a different feeling to the original Baby-Sitters Club books. It's slightly more mature, and for once the cover model looks thirteen as opposed to twenty-five. And, of course, they're being ghostwritten.
I'm curious as to why Patrick didn't invite David Michael to the wedding. Was it because he left when David Michael was a baby, and thus didn't feel attached or obligated to inviting him? Or was David Michael not actually his son- did Elizabeth have an affair? Perhaps with Richard Spier or John Pike? John is a baby machine, after all...
But yes. It's a Baby-Sitters Club novel. What else can be said?