Book details
Dawn and the Older Boy (Baby-sitters Club (1986-1999) Book 37)
Description
One of a series of stories that revolve around the babysitters club. Dawn thinks that Travis is perfect for her. But the babysitters are worried - he's trying to change her. If he really liked her he wouldn't try to do that, or would he?
Age
9-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
141 pages
Book in series
#37
Why to read
- Relatable Themes: 'Dawn and the Older Boy' explores themes of adolescence, such as crushes, peer pressure, and the challenges of navigating relationships. These are experiences many young readers can relate to, making the book an engaging and insightful read.
- Character Development: As part of the Baby-sitters Club series, this book offers continued development of the character Dawn Schafer. Readers who have followed the series can enjoy seeing her growth and how she handles the complexities of her interactions with an older boy.
- Moral Lessons: The book provides valuable lessons about the importance of staying true to oneself and the potential pitfalls of trying to grow up too fast. It encourages readers to think critically about their own choices and the influence of others.
- Nostalgic Appeal: For those who grew up with the Baby-sitters Club series, 'Dawn and the Older Boy' offers a dose of nostalgia and a chance to reconnect with beloved characters. It's also an opportunity for new readers to discover the charm and appeal of Ann M. Martin's timeless series.