The Truth About Stacey: A Graphic Novel (The Baby-sitters Club #2): Full-Color Edition (The Baby-Sitters Club Graphix) Kindle & comiXology

Got this for my 11 year old granddaughter and she is really enjoying it!

My grand daughter had this book read in only, days she could not put it down. Loved it so much!!

I loved the book!! I got the online version and some pages were not loading? Only tjing.the could fix😁 totally recommend

I read all the Baby-sitter's clubs when I was a little girl and loved them. Strong young women, age-appropriate challenges. Overall super. We now have all the graphic novel versions for our kids, including our nine year old boy who likes them and our seven year old girl. I don't suggest getting only graphic novels for kids - I think there is something to reading a book with sentences arranged in a traditional way - but nonetheless the Baby-Sitters Club graphic novels are well done and have helped to foster a love of reading and books in our home. It has actually resulted in the kids reading the older versions that I have from when I was little. The kid's liked getting to know about Stacey, that she was from New York (where they have visited), and I thought it was good for them to learn about Stacey's health problems to help them understand that people are different. They were able to relate it to some kids in their school who have health challenges. This one was illustrated by Raina Telgemeier and the kids like her a lot and have some of her other books. Some of the later BSC books are not illustrated by her and kids preferred her style, but like them all really.

It was amazing I really liked it I can’t wait to read more of your books great job Ann M.Martin

My daughter loves these books! She wants them all but there isn't a good bundle for all of the books. And now that I have started the collection I can't do another bundles. But these books got my daughter into reading which I love!!!!

I bought this for my neice she has expressed her dislike for reading, shes is 8 1/2. I thought If I got her interested in graphic novels she would start to like reading a little more as its only half reading and half just looking at the picture these books can be finished in about an half hour.I remebering reading the Baby Sitters Club when I was around her age so when I saw they had turned them into graphic novels I purchased them for her.She loves them and I have to admit so do I. They are illustrated very well and the original story is still there whats good also is that she is now interested in reading the rest of the actual book series.This one was our favorites as it had to do with Stacey and her battle with diabetes. It also deals with being responsible and being able to stand up for yourself, which I thought were good messages.I also liked that it updated the series I think the first baby-sitters club came out sometime in the early nintes so this brings it into modern times.the only thing I was suprised about however was the size of this book its roughly 1/3 the size of the other books in this graphic novel series so its a very short read.Good story good drawings and appropriate for younger girls.

My 9-year-old is not a big reader but loves graphic novels. This series is perfect for her, gets her reading, and as a BSC fan when I was younger, I’m loving that she is now a fan too! Quality of the physical book is great- brand new, no marks or anything.

An honest and very healthy look at friendship, diabetes as well as competition. It shows the benefits of listening to children as they know what they like and it lets you be more supportive of them. It also shows that just because the teen is older or the name fancier that the care is better.I really liked the growth and struggle of the characters making them far more real. Stacey is amazing for knowing what she can and can’t have but also what she wants with her condition! I hope the series continues to grow.

My stepdaughter loves these books. I read the original series avidly when I was her age, and I think Raina Telgemeier's adaptations are fantastic. She manages to modernise the original stories so that they are still relevant to my 11 year-old, without departing from Ann M. Martin's plot or characters. Although some things about teenage social life have definitely changed since the original books were written, Stacey still deals with some challenges that my stepdaughter can relate to today: standing up to her parents when they have strong ideas about what is best for her, handling younger children responsibly when looking after them, and dealing with competition.I should note that my stepdaughter used to be a "reluctant reader". We were worried for a few years that she might be dyslexic, and it took a lot of encouragement to get her into books. But she really loves graphic novels, and these stories are perfect for her age and interests. It can still take her weeks to finish a chapter book, depending on how complex it is, but she devoured this within a few days. Being able to even finish a book in a few days (let alone one that she really liked, and which meets her maturity level) has given her a huge boost in confidence and encouraged her to keep reading. She also loved Kristy's Great Idea and I've just ordered Mary-Anne Saves the Day for her.

I didn't know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised at just how entertaining this book was.The cover was what got me interested while browsing at a book shop.I thought the Trouble with Stacey might be more sinister than it actually was.The story was told in a very engaging manner and kept me turning the pages until very near the end.Near the end...? Yes,that's when I realised that I'd nearly finished the book so stopped to take a 10 minute break beforereading the remaining chapter.I didn't want the story to end although when it did ,it was very good.One point I'd like to make though,is that I would have liked the 'Ne'er do wells' of the BSA,to have been sucessful in some way.I would've liked them to have been good at something other than baby sitting.The Make-up and styling was a good idea,I thought.I felt a little awkward when they were laughed at.I mean,come on,their flyer for BSA was pretty cool and the balloons a brilliant idea.People like Liz just Have to be sucessful,right ?Anyway,I've ordered the other two BSC books and am eagerly waiting to read them...,and read them again !The artwork is very good and sometimes brilliant.There are some great details.Oh,oh,the Kid kits was a fantastic idea and worked spectacularly too,well done Kristy.The broad satisfied smiles on page 29 says it all.I must mention too before I forget,the back cover picture is pretty darn good too.You have to read the book to fully appreciate it.

i wud like to say to mr roy williams liz amd the rest of the BSA tottaly copied the BSC so ot wud be annoyong if they were sucsesful and when the BSC were laughing at the make up thing was my favourite part! but anyways this book was just like the others amazing and one reviewer discusded me when they saod it was weird anyway byeeeeeeeee

I love this book even though if it is read more then once it can get a bit boring. Anyway the real reason I wrote this review is because you skipped Claudia and the phantom phone calls which is annoying because Claudia and the phantom phone calls is my Favourite book in the first top 10 books. Real shame but good book anyway