Books in Baby-Sitters Little Sister, 7 series

Anticipating nothing but fun a pony camp, the Three Musketeers are disappointed when Karen is teased by older campers, Nancy struggles with her fears, and Hannie wants to do nothing but ride. Original.

The series' hundredth book, in which Karen decides to write an autobiography that describes all the highlights of her seven years, beginning on the day she was born, features a special cover and a keepsake locket. Original.

Karen contracts a severe case of sibling jealousy when her family adopts baby Emily and she is no longer the little sister, but she soon realizes that being someone's big sister can be just as much fun.

Karen learns to do a lot of tricks with her new yo-yo, but when she takes it to school it mysteriously disappears

During a vacation at Shadow Lake with her family, Karen--along with her friends Nancy and Hannie--enjoys playing in their secret clubhouse, learning how to fish, telling stories around the campfire, and searching for the Shadow Lake Monster. Original.

While Ms. Colman's class makes kites for their kite-flying contest, Karen gets into a fight with her best friend, Natalie, and Karen tries to make up with Natalie and win the contest. Original.

Asking her stepmother Elizabeth to visit her class during career week, Karen is delighted when her stepmother, who films the class for a bubble-gum commercial, is a big hit. Original.

When Karen and her brother Andrew land parts in a local production of A Christmas Carol, Karen discovers the true meaning of the holiday. Original.

Putting together a celebrity/family cookbook with her classmates, Karen enters one of her grandmother's secret recipes without permission and learns a lesson in truthfulness. Original.

Six-year-old Karen breaks her wrist while showing off her roller-skating expertise and then creates a little excitement by getting everybody to sign her cast.

When Karen scoffs at her younger brother's problem with a tattling classmate, Andrew turns into a tattletale himself and tells on Karen for every small infraction until he gets her into big trouble for something he did. Original.

Karen's day goes from bad to worst.