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Logan Bruno, Boy Baby-sitter (Baby-Sitters Club Special)

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Logan Bruno of the Babysitter's Club once again appears center stage. As the pressures of school beckon his poise, he must decide what is more important-- babysitting and girls with mousy brown hair that love Cam Geary and famous cities skirts..... or influential bad boys named Jam and evil sports teams. This book provides a bit of everything-- romance, sports, bad boys, the name Jam, humor, dorkiness, and lameness. A definite keeper. I recommend that you get in the know and check it out!

This book was great! (I read the other Logan one, and it was VERY boring.) You can tell, Ann M. Maritn wrote MOST of this book. Logan is asked to join the "bad boys" of Stoneybrook Middle, and eventually finds out what they have been up too. As you can guess, it's NOT good! This story also involves Mary Anne a lot more. The plot in this book is great! If you love the BSC, you'll love Logan, Boy Babysitter!

i loved this book, it was so great to hear from Logan's perspective!!! There was an unexpected ending, and very exciting too.

copying off the back of the book is not considered a book review....

Poor Logan. The kids at school are always busting for being a boy baby sitter. And then Logan blows a track that even causes SMS to lose the meet. Until T-Jam, the coolest guy at school suddenly asks Logan to hang out with him. Being around with T-Jam and his tough crowd is exciting. They do daring things. They live on the edge. But pretty soon, Logan gets himself into major trouble. And not even Mary Anne and the Baby Sitters can help him this time.

I think that this book was TOTALLY cool and TOTALLY realistic. It talks about what kids sometimes do under pressure. Go Logan!

Logan bruno is the modern Zarathustra, come to lead man through the three stages (camel, lion, and infant) of the cyclical human development. he has acheaved living in the moment without thoughts of gravity and graves. he has become that dancer that can move the boundaries. But like all men he must die and you should not elevate him to a god.