Karen is afraid she will make a fool of herself in front of her class, especially mean Ricky, if she wears her new glasses for her class picture.

Karen can't baby-sit so she starts a club for cat-sitters.

Karen has three older brothers and sometimes they are a pain. She is so mad, she decides not to talk to any boy and maybe then her brothers will stop treating her like a girl.

Karen loves April Fools' Day. That is when she gets to play tricks on her friends. Now she has come up with a joke to play on her whole family. Would this be her best joke ever?

Karen lends a very expensive doll to a sick friend and now is worried that she might not get it back.

From the bestselling author of the generation-defining series The Baby-sitters Club comes a series for a new generation! Oh, brother!Karen and David Michael have been getting in a lot of fights. Karen does not like her stepbrother one bit. At least Karen can get away from him at school. But now David Michael might join Karen's class. Oh, no. He will pick on her all day. How can Karen keep David Michael away? Ann M. Martin is the creator...

Karen is all ready for Christmas until her grandmother gets sick. Now Karen has a special wish for Christmas.

Enjoying caring for Ollie the lamb above all other activities at farm camp, Karen diligently feeds and brushes her woolly friend and decides to enter Ollie in the county fair despite the reservations of others.

Karen wants her report on Thanksgiving to be extra special. She plans to show the class some great souvenirs from a family trip to Plimoth Plantation. But Karen's best enemy wants to ruin Karen's project. How will Karen ever make her report special now?

"Karen sets up a lemonade stand in front of her house but she has only a few customers. So Karen sells lemonade at a Krushers practice. Now business is booming. Karen is spending more time selling lemonade and less time playing softball. Kristy is mad at Karen. Uh-oh. Can Karen play softball and sell lemonade?"--Cover.