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Dawn and the Impossible Three
by Ann M. Martin, Gale Galligan
Another winner in the Baby-Sitters Graphic evolution, however, they switched artists for this one. This book was translated into graphics by Gale Galligan, and while I liked the newer artwork, my son said he preferred [a:Raina Telgemeier|21618|Raina Telgemeier|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1200153437p2/21618.jpg] because her art is "more cartoony." To each their own, right?
Again, this book touches on some pretty serious stuff. A negligent mother going through a rough divorce. A baby-sitting charge goes missing, and the usual, Kristy is feeling left out because when her mom marries Watson, she's going to have to move to the "rich neighborhood." Meanwhile, Dawn and Mary Anne are becoming closer friends as their parents' relationship blossoms.
It's never a slow day in Stonybrook, CT. To be continued...
Again, this book touches on some pretty serious stuff. A negligent mother going through a rough divorce. A baby-sitting charge goes missing, and the usual, Kristy is feeling left out because when her mom marries Watson, she's going to have to move to the "rich neighborhood." Meanwhile, Dawn and Mary Anne are becoming closer friends as their parents' relationship blossoms.
It's never a slow day in Stonybrook, CT. To be continued...