Martin, Ann M.

Abby comes home from school one day to find that someone has left a beautiful baby boy on her front porch, and while Abby's mom convinces the police to let the baby stay with them until his mother can be found, her friends in the Baby-Sitters Club decide to conduct their own investigation.

Claudia, the most artistic member of the Baby-sitters Club, has her hands full working on an art project and babysitting for a seven-year-old genius.

Karen doesn't know what to do when her friends buy tickets to the puppet show at her art camp, because Karen made silly puppets of them when they decided not to go to camp with her.

Dana is Abby and Zander's daughter, but growing up in New York City in the late nineteen fifties is not always easy, especially when you would like your own room separate from your twin sister--and when your beloved father dies and you are forced to move things just get worse.

Sunny uses her journal to sort out her feelings about her mother's cancer, her over-worked father, her new boyfriend, and life in general.

Dawn regrets the fight she had with her best friend Sunny, but she doesn't know how to fix it, so instead she writes about it in her diary.

Ms. Colman's class has a pet day, but Nancy Dawes has neither a second-grade best friend, nor a pet to bring to school.

When Dawn hears spooky noises, and then finds a secret passage to her own room, she is sure her house is haunted.

Stacey invites her Baby-sitters Club friends down for a weekend in New York City, but the big city creates big problems for the girls.