Customer Reviews

Welcome to the BSC, Abby (The Baby-Sitters Club No. 90)

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"Welcome to the BSC, Abby" is a fairly good book, but not one you'd want to read over and over again. Abby's the newest sitter in the series, and it will be difficult for her to have a fan base, especially since she replaced Dawn. I don't think it was exactly smart of Ann M. Martin to introduce a new character so late in the series. However, I think Abby is the most realistic characters of the series, and it is her first book, so if you're a fan, it might be a good idea to check it out.

Abby a new member of the BSC takes on her fist job and has an asthma attack and Kristy has her doubt's but Abby proves to Kristy she really is a great Baby Sitter and has responsibility. Plus we also get to find out a little about Abby's homelife and the one tragedy in her life.

the cover is nice, and I love it best when they are planning the art and music fair and making all the crafts for the event. I think Abby's twin sister Anna is more interesting though. She's into music just like me. Each BSC has seperate leisure hobbies except a music one. Well we have jessi who's into ballet, but anna being into playing instruments would have made a fine addition to the club.

I definitely like the older books better, but some of the new ones were nice. I guess Abby was introduced to mix things up because she's Jewish and has severe allergies, plus she has a twin and her mother is widowed. As a character she wasn't bad, and since Dawn left, a replacement was needed. Overall an all right book.

Abby Stevenson is staying at Stoneybrook, So when the club asks her to join , she joins but there are a few problems. When Abby baby sits for the Papadakises, she had asthma attack because she's allergic to cats. Joining the BSC was sure hard!

This is an ok book. It welcomes Abby into the club. The author knew that by taking Dawn out she would have to add a new charecter. I liked reading this book because it was a new story with new charecters to read about. By the time I got to book #90 I was ready to learn about someone new.

Abby seems like a really interesting person, and so does her twin sister Anna, but this book focuses more on the music and art fair to support the programs at school, and Abby's home life more than Abby's adjustment to being in the club. I don't blame Kristy for being concerned with Abby because she had an asthma attack. Granted, it wasn't her fault but not exactly safe either if you're responsible for young kids. She seemed like a good sitter aside from that though, but mostly I enjoyed reading about the activities the baby sitters and the kids planned for the music and art booths at the fair and the prizes they made too. Anna seems really interesting too, really into music, I think she would have been a more interesting club member than Abby in fact.

I DID NOT LIKE THIS BOOK. Just because Dawn left the BSC for California in #88 doesn't mean you can replace Dawn with some girl with asthma named Abby Stevenson. If you are a big Dawn Schafer fan, but you still want to keep on reading the Baby-sitters Club books, read #98 or #99. Those books have Dawn in them. I LIKE DAWN BETTER THAN ABBY.

I am a big Dawn fan, so I miss Dawn.They could've replaced Dawn with someone better than Abby. Abby is an obnoxious eigth grader who thinks she is so funny. Abby shows of that she is so cool. In the book she tries to help her mom and sister ajust to Stoneybrook. Abby should have never joined the club. Kristy is right when she says that Abby is a bad baby-sitter. Abby should have never joined the club!