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Karen's Sleepover (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #9)

Karen's Sleepover (Baby-Sitters Little Sister #9)

Published in
1990
3.65
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Description

Karen's really looking forward to her first sleepover. But then Karen and Nancy fall out, and Karen invites snooty Pamela, the new girl, instead, and her sleepover just isn't as much fun. What can Karen do to make it more fun - and can she make it up with Nancy?
Age
7-10
Text complexity
developing
Length
112 pages
Book in series
#9

Why to read

  • Relatable Childhood Experiences: 'Karen's Sleepover' explores themes of friendship, independence, and growing up, which are experiences that many young readers can relate to. This makes the book an engaging read for children who are navigating their own friendships and social situations.
  • Positive Messages: The book teaches valuable lessons about problem-solving, empathy, and understanding others. Reading about Karen's experiences can help young readers learn how to handle similar situations in their own lives with kindness and thoughtfulness.
  • Entertainment and Enjoyment: Ann M. Martin's writing is known for being both entertaining and easy to read, making 'Karen's Sleepover' a fun book that can keep young readers engaged and interested in the story from beginning to end.
  • Series Continuity: For fans of the 'Baby-Sitters Little Sister' series, reading 'Karen's Sleepover' is a great way to continue following Karen's adventures. It allows readers to stay connected to familiar characters and see how they develop over time.