Posted on 27 June 2008 by astrid kilbourne
A long time ago, in a far away land called Michigan, I was a child. And I, as a child had a subscription to Entertainment Weekly. I remember vividly an article titled “Why we love TV”. (Paraphrased, actually. I can’t be sure of the title. I was a child. [...]
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Posted on 23 June 2008 by astrid kilbourne
There are, I believe, 354 books total in the BSC world. Correct me if my math is wrong or I’m missing something.
131 Baby-Sitter’s Club books
122 Little Sister books
15 Baby-Sitter’s Club Super Specials
6 Little Sister Super Specials
36 Mysteries
4 Super Mysteries
3 Special Editions
15 California Diaries
2 Friends Forever Super Specials
12 Friends Forever novels
Chain Letter
Secret Santa
6 Portrait collection
That’s 354 [...]
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Posted on 22 June 2008 by astrid kilbourne
I made a mistake in my entry for Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls. It was pointed out to me that I referred to the girls as 13, when this was one of the 9 books where they were all 12. Now, I know I knew that. But I get into the habit of saying [...]
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Posted on 22 June 2008 by astrid kilbourne
The Truth About Stacey is one of those “truths” that we learned a few books ago. Yes, it’s true. Stacey has *gasp* diabetes. It even says so on the back cover, and at the end of the first book in the series. (Also, in Book Two, Claudia and the Phantom Phone [...]
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Posted on 19 June 2008 by astrid kilbourne
This is another one of the “early books,” set before Mallory joins the club, before Jessi and Dawn are invented, and before everyone has settled into their own stereotypes characteristics. I really like it, probably because I was a weird kid who actually liked reading old fashioned things like The Happy Hollisters and Trixie [...]
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