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Generations of readers were inspired to become caregivers after reading “The Baby-Sitters Club” series. The podcast “Generation: Baby-Sitters Club” explains how these first jobs shape us – for better and for worse.
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Graphic novels are becoming one of the best selling book genres in North America – but not everyone is happy about it.
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Forty years ago, young readers first met Kristy, Mary Ann, Stacey and Claudia – and the fictional, coastal town of Stoneybrook, Connecticut. “The Baby-Sitters Club” series became a cultural phenomenon, selling over 200 million copies and continuing to draw in new generations.
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Before it sold 200 million copies, the series by Ann M. Martin launched in August 1986 with “Kristy’s Great Idea”. It may include nods to Martin’s time teaching in Connecticut.