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Books with title Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting Service

  • Henry Reed's Babysitting Service

    Keith Robertson, Robert McCloskey

    Paperback (Puffin Books, May 1, 1989)
    Henry Reed has another sure-fire money-making plan--but the kids of Grover's Corner have plans of their ownAn intelligent person like Henry should have no problem riding herd on the town's toddlers. But Henry's never tangled with such monsters as daredevil Danny, whose stunts keep Henry on his toes--when he's not ducking the toys Danny hurls at his head. There's also Bernice, the amazing disappearing five-year old, the always obnoxious Sebastians, who want in on the fun, and Henry's old friend Midge, able to outwit any fiendish five-year-old.
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  • Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting Service

    Keith Robertson, Robert McCloskey

    Library Binding (The Viking Press, April 20, 1966)
    Back in Grover's Corners, N.J., for the summer, Henry and his partner Midge establish a baby sitting service and find a disappearing child and a peacock among their charges.
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  • Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting Service

    Keith Robertson

    Paperback (Yearling, Feb. 15, 1974)
    While spending the summer with his aunt and uncle in Grover's Corner, Henry decides to set up a baby-sitting service
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  • Henry Reed's Babysitting Service

    Keith Robertson

    Paperback (Puffin Books (1989-05-01), Aug. 16, 1656)
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  • Henry Reed's Babysitting Service: 2

    Keith Robertson, Robert McCloskey

    Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, April 20, 1966)
    This account of Henry's baby-sitting summer begins with his first frantic encounter with a four-year-old monster named Danny, picks up steam as Henry becomes more and more involved, and ends with what is undoubtedly the only recorded case of peacock-sitting in history.
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  • HENRY REED'S BABY SITTING SERVICE

    Kieth Robertson

    Mass Market Paperback (Grosset & Dunlap, Aug. 16, 1967)
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  • Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting Service

    Keith Robertson

    Paperback (Demco Media, May 1, 1989)
    While spending the summer with his aunt and uncle in Grover's Corner, Henry decides to set up a baby-sitting service
  • Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting Service

    Keith Robertson, Robert Mccloskey

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, May 1, 1989)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.
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  • Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting Service

    Keith Robertson

    Paperback (Tempo Books, Jan. 1, 1967)
    Vintage paperback
  • Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting Service

    Keith Robertson, Robert McCloskey

    Paperback (Dell Publishing, Aug. 16, 1974)
    Fun Story of a boy and the baby sitting service he provides
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  • Stella's Baby-Sitting Service

    Mike Wellins, Colin Batty

    eBook (Freakybuttrue Publications, Aug. 14, 2010)
    Stella's first adventure novel is waiting for you! In the tradition of the greatest supernatural investigators, Stella Sedgewick can easily hold her own. Baby-sitting is just how she pays the bills and funds her passion: investigating and reporting on the things that lurk in the shadows, light up the sky, and go thud in the night. Her two main goals: get to the truth, no matter how dangerous or scary, and keep her baby-sat kid relatively unharmed and alive, both of which are easier said than done.
  • Stella's Baby-Sitting Service

    Mike Wellins, Colin Batty

    eBook (Freakybuttrue, July 7, 2013)
    The activities of Baby-sitting and supernatural investigating don’t usually go hand in hand, but there’s nothing usual about Stella. In her second adventure, Stella Sedgewick is in deep when Potato, the boy she’s baby-sitting goes missing, right from under her nose. Now the case is personal, and she’ll have to use all investigating skills to find her missing ward, even if it means searching a haunted carnival to save the boy from an untimely cooking. She wants the truth, but she must get Potato back, and getting either is going to be all in a night's work.