Baby-Sitters on Board! (The Baby-Sitters Club Super Special, #1)

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The baby-sitters have a million adventures during their fabulous summer vacation which includes several days in Disneyland.

Paperback, 240 pages

Published May 1st 1990 by Scholastic (first published July 1st 1988)

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Apr 22, 2013 Swankivy rated it 2 of 5 stars

I didn't much care for the Super-Specials when I was a kid because they kinda confused me with the shifting points of view. I also usually had a problem with the sort of contrived individual plots in which it seemed like the author was trying to give each narrator an individual conflict and silly resolution.

In this book the Pike family goes on vacation. Whenever the Pike family does anything, you know it's going to be full of hijinks, because there are eight children and some of them are pretty...more I didn't much care for the Super-Specials when I was a kid because they kinda confused me with the shifting points of view. I also usually had a problem with the sort of contrived individual plots in which it seemed like the author was trying to give each narrator an individual conflict and silly resolution.

In this book the Pike family goes on vacation. Whenever the Pike family does anything, you know it's going to be full of hijinks, because there are eight children and some of them are pretty wild. The Pikes have won a trip and they decide to take along the same two babysitters who were their helpers for their vacation in an earlier book. And since Kristy's new stepfather is rich, he just starts buying tickets for everyone (except Jessi--where's Jessi?? Not invented yet when this book was planned?) so they can all vacation together and we can have a plot. Watson is the money fountain! Yay!

So they're on a cruise ship and they have roommate issues, because Kristy is a giant slob and it pisses off her roommates, and Claudia brought too much crap. Kristy's making friends with an old man who obviously just needs to be set up with her grandmother to fix everything, and she spends a lot of time whining about not knowing what to do to thank her stepfather for the trip, and they end up doing a scrapbook for him. Everybody meets weirdos or People With A Story on the trip, and every storyline gets resolved. Claudia gets stalked by a secret admirer and finds it flattering when it was totally stalkery, creepy behavior. Dawn also has a boy crush that doesn't make a lot of sense and is formed over nothing. (I kinda wanted her unicorn charm, though. Even though I wasn't a unicorn kid.) Stacey has a connection with a kid who has a heart defect because they're both sick, which seemed sort of like it was reaching. And Mary Anne starts believing some sophisticated girl's lies and finding her totally glamorous, which is kind of odd. There were also some extra plots told from the points of view of some of the kids who were being babysat, and I didn't find them very convincing. Kristy's stepsister was pretty bratty, and the Pike triplets kept imagining incredibly unoriginal mysteries about pirates and treasure while on the ship. (Their suspicion of Claudia's stalker boy, and the PLACES HE WAS HIDING TO WATCH HER, was totally absurd.)(less)

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Apr 08, 2013 Laura Hughes rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Kristy’s entire extended family, the Pikes, and all of the Baby-sitters go on a cruise around the Bahamas and a three-day trip to Disney World together. I don’t want to think about how much that cost.
The format of the Super Specials is that each club member, plus several secondary characters such as the baby-sat, get to narrate a handful of chapters spread throughout the book, so that multiple plotlines and viewpoints can be explored. In general, this narrative experimentation produces disappoin...more Kristy’s entire extended family, the Pikes, and all of the Baby-sitters go on a cruise around the Bahamas and a three-day trip to Disney World together. I don’t want to think about how much that cost.
The format of the Super Specials is that each club member, plus several secondary characters such as the baby-sat, get to narrate a handful of chapters spread throughout the book, so that multiple plotlines and viewpoints can be explored. In general, this narrative experimentation produces disappointing results, as none of the storylines are very well-developed or interesting. Additionally, most Super Specials are vacation journals, which in and of themselves are not particularly interesting reading (besides straining credulity more than normal entries in the series do). However, I won’t deny that kids like reading about Disneyworld. And Ann M. Martin certainly likes writing about it, as we will come to know.

In this Super Special, Kristy and Dawn get into a fight while sharing a cabin; Claudia has a secret admirer; Mary Anne seems to secretly admire a girl; Stacey befriends a boy in wheelchair on a Make-a-Wish type trip; Karen spends her father’s money; Mallory (narrating for the first and only time in the role of baby-sat rather than baby-sitter) decides to take Harriet-the-Spy style notes on everyone; and in what is probably the most entertaining plotline, Byron narrates the boys’ search for buried treasure using a map which turns out to be a Xerox machine blueprint, somehow.

Byron Watch: Most of the narrators in this book make complete sense. We have all five baby-sitters; Mallory, whose first BSC book had just come out; and Karen, whose Baby-sitter’s Little Sister series would debut in the next month. Byron Pike is the only “huh?”, but he’s a welcome surprise. He’s the only narrator who is clearly just thrown in for fun, and his presence keeps this book from seeming like 100% savvy marketing scheme. More personally, it so often feels like my irrational love of Byron is based on nothing that it’s nice to see evidence that someone behind the scenes was a Byron fan too, way back from the beginning.

Lingering Question: Mr. Pike won this trip at work. (Watson, of course, has infinite resources.) Where does he work and who offers a trip to Disneyworld for two adults, eight kids, and two baby-sitters?

Read as a kid: I came at the right time to be thoroughly indoctrinated by the series, having graduated from the Little Sister series, so upon closer recollection, this may actually have been the first or among the first that I read, attracted (as I’m sure the writers intended) by Karen’s presence as a narrator. In particular, the scene where Karen gets a purple manicure awakens in me the kind of bone-deep sense-memory that I normally only get reading one of the Little Sister books or watching Rankin/Bass’s The Return of the King.

Timing: The official release date for this was July 1988, roughly contemporary with Hello Mallory, but since (a) it clearly takes place long before Mallory joins the club and (b) the books around that period seem to be fall or winter, not summer, I’ve placed it in the continuity in the summer between seventh and eighth grades, the only summer in which Mallory is a non-member, although that’s already and overstuffed summer and nobody mentions it happening when they recap what everyone’s been up to.(less)

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Jan 30, 2010 Ciara rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: kids-books, read-in-2010

this is the first of the super specials. i remember being so psyched about this book's release when i was a kid. it was extra thick & had chapters from the points of view of every club member, plus byron, mallory, & karen. the premise: mr. pike won a contest at work, & the prize was an all-expenses paid cruise for his entire family, plus three days at disney world. i bet whoever came up with the bright idea for the contest was kicking himself when mr. pike, father of eight, won. with...more this is the first of the super specials. i remember being so psyched about this book's release when i was a kid. it was extra thick & had chapters from the points of view of every club member, plus byron, mallory, & karen. the premise: mr. pike won a contest at work, & the prize was an all-expenses paid cruise for his entire family, plus three days at disney world. i bet whoever came up with the bright idea for the contest was kicking himself when mr. pike, father of eight, won. with all those kids, the pikes of course brought mary anne & stacey along as mother's helpers. when kristy's stepfather, watson, heard about the trip, he decided to book his family as well: himself, elizabeth, kristy, sam, charlie, david michael, karen, & andrew. & he bought tickets for dawn & claudia too, so no member of the babysitters club would be excluded. i totally just went with this when i was a kid, but now...what the fuck? watson just hears that this other family won a prize that had to be pretty costly & decides to join in? & he gets tickets for kristy's friends too, but none of the other kids have friends along? i find it very dubious that karen wouldn't have petitioned for hannie & nancy to be invited--you can't break up the three musketeers! & i can't even imagine how expensive it was for mr. & mrs. pike to pay for mary anne & stacey to come along on the trip. this defies all of my understanding of finances now that i am a grown-up. but let's suspend disbelief & just accept it for now.

each character has a little storyline:

kristy is bunking with claudia & dawn, & kristy is messy. her messiness annoys dawn, & they fight a lot during the cruise portion of things. kristy is also anxiety-ridden about trying to think of a good gift to give to watson, elizabeth, & mr. & mrs. pike (john & dee dee) to thank them for the trip. & she meets a sad old man on the cruise ship & be friends him. the old dude is bummin' hard because he's a widower & a walter mathhau-style curmudgeon, but kristy helps him have fun on his vacation & says she's going to set him up with her grandmother.

dawn is annoyed by kristy's messiness because she is apparently a compulsive neat freak. you'd think she's learn to just roll with the punches after thirteen years with sharon "dude, where's my car?" schafer, but whatever. while she's not fighting with kristy, she's all in love with some random dude she meets on the cruise, who is apparently taken with her as well. she buys herself a glass unicorn charm & then loses it. she cries. her new boyfriend buys her a replacement. *yawn*

claudia shares a bunk with the odd couple & finds their fighting annoying. she finally puts her foot down & gets them to make up. she also overpacked to such an extent that the extra bunk in their cabin served as her overflow closet. throughout the trip, she keeps getting little notes & gifts from a "secret admirer". at times, this is really creepy (to me), like when she's wandering around nassau alone & everywhere she goes, her secret admirer is one step ahead of her, paying for her ice cream sundae & buying her expensive mother of pearl earrings. she forgets about her secret admirer when she meets a nice guy & they "date" at disney world. at the end of the book, it is revealed that the nice guy she met was her secret admirer all along & was scared to confess. he's the son of a popular singing duo.

stacey is watching the pike kids & meets a little boy who is confined to a wheelchair due to a heart defect. she bonds with him because of her diabetes & understanding how tough it is to be sick. his parents admit to stacey that the little boy is going to be having heart surgery soon & there's a chance he won't make it, so this trip is a way for them to make some memories. this storyline bored the pants off me when i was a kid, & it still bores me. in the epilogue, we learn that the kid pulled through surgey just fine & wants a bicycle for his birthday.

mary anne is also watching the pikes, & becomes obsessed with a sophisticated-looking teenage girl on the trip (lila fowler?). the sophisticated girl, alexandra, says she is traveling alone because she is an orphan, & has tons of money because her aunt is a countess (remember when lila fowler was a countess?). mary anne feels a connection because alexandra really fills out her bikini top...i mean, because mary anne's mother is dead, so she understands. but then mary anne finds out that the girl lied, & that she is actually the daughter of a popular singing duo (& sister to claudia's paramour), & she lied because she wanted attention. mary anne forgives her but doubts they will remain friends.

byron & his triplet brothers, along with nicky & david micahel, become obsessed with pirates. they find a diagram of a dutch photocopier & think it's a pirate map. they spend the entire trip searching for treasure. they see claudia's weird boyfriend hiding in random dignhys & coils of rope a few times & think he's a stowaway & may be a pirate of some sort. they find dawn's missing bracelet at disney world & return it to her. who gives an eff? it would have been so much more awesome if byron's chapters just recounted all the food they ate, with recipes.

karen is a fucking brat who a) has herself a manicure when she's supposed to be going back to her cabin to get her ear plugs & says, "charge it to my cabin," when it's time to pay, b) lies at a disney world breakfast & says it's her birthday in order to get attention, & c) convinces herself that a "hitchhiking ghost" from the haunted mansion is following her around disney world. i hate karen. i know most adult babysitters club fans hate karen. how did she ever get a spin-off series? i wish she had fallen into the ocean & been devoured by sharks. at birth.

toward the end of the book, the babysitters have the bright idea to give their adult benefactors an annotated photo album of the trip, recounting all of their adventures. & apparently this super special is that photo album, as it is sprinkled with amateur drawings that are supposed to represent photographs. i was so into this when i was a kid, even though i didn't really have any interest in cruises or disney world. it seems so gimmicky now. but most of the super specials were pretty questionable.

one weird thing: dawn is incredibly excited to go on a cruise. but later she becomes an eco-warrior. does she not know how awful cruise ships are for the environment? they spew so much trash & pollution into the ocean. dawn is so excited when the cruise ship leaves & everyone is throwing streamers & confetti around--into the ocean. come on, dawn. i guess at this point, she's just a healthy eater & not the mink-liberating eco fighter she becomes later.(less)

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May 19, 2011 Robin rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: reread, baby-sitters-club, fiction, young-adult

This book was way more boring than I remember it being, except for some intense lesbian subtext.

The BSC goes on a cruise with the Pikes and the Brewer-Thomases. Dawn gets dragged around by an overly pushy dude, and nobody finds anything wrong with it. Claudia has a stalker, and it's So Romantic (ugh). Kristy spends the whole cruise hanging around an old man, which makes me wonder where her parents were throughout this trip.

But the subtext, man. I admit that I was a naive kid. I didn't know whe...more This book was way more boring than I remember it being, except for some intense lesbian subtext.

The BSC goes on a cruise with the Pikes and the Brewer-Thomases. Dawn gets dragged around by an overly pushy dude, and nobody finds anything wrong with it. Claudia has a stalker, and it's So Romantic (ugh). Kristy spends the whole cruise hanging around an old man, which makes me wonder where her parents were throughout this trip.

But the subtext, man. I admit that I was a naive kid. I didn't know where babies came from until a slumber party in fifth grade, where a much-more-sophisticated friend asked me if I knew, gave me a withering look when she heard my response, and handed me a medical textbook of some sort. Therefore, upon my first reading of Baby-sitters on Board! I completely missed Mary Anne's cruise ship crush on one Alexandra Carmody. From her first chapter:

"Yeah," I replied vaguely. I was looking at a girl who was standing at the appointment desk, apparently waiting for someone to help her. She had masses of dark, wavy hair that cascaded over her shoulders and partway down her back, and she was wearing one of the skimpiest bikinis I'd ever seen. Even though she looked just a little older than me, she had a figure that filled out the top of her bikini nicely.

"Wow," I said softly. I was highly impressed.

The girl turned around then, and I blushed. I hoped she hadn't overheard me. That would have been too, too embarrassing.

SERIOUSLY? SERIOUSLY?!??

Mary Anne has some intense drama with this girl. Mary Anne immediately becomes friends with her, but ignores Alexandra when she finds out she's been lying about some things. Alexandra spends an entire day following Mary Anne around Disney World, trying to make amends instead of riding the rides like a normal twelve year-old. Mary Anne ignores her, and her entire day revolves around making a big point out of this. The subplot culminates with the two reconciling, but Mary Anne feels that she doesn't want to keep in touch with Alexandra. She decides this even though it turns out that Stoneybrook is only a few towns over from Alexandra's. I like to imagine that once they finally get off the Lost island and stop repeating eighth grade in a torturous loop, Alexandra and Mary Anne re-meet at a football game, eventually go to prom together (much to Kristy's chagrin, of course), and cause much lesbi-gossip throughout the Stoneybrook community.

I know there are loud rumblings that Ann M. Martin is a lesbian, and she's said numerous times that she patterned Mary Anne mostly after herself, but MY GOD. This was like, :O . It's easy to find lesbian subtext when one wants to, particularly in an all-girl preteen novel series that's written by a lesbian, but this is ridiculously obvious. Somehow it evaded the Scholastic publishers way back in 1988. Good going there, Ann!(less)

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Jun 09, 2012 sj rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: end-of-the-world-challenge

I wanted to read this SO BADLY when it came out, but my library never got a copy, and I couldn't justify paying extra for it out of my allowance when I could have bought two other BSC novels for the same price.

So, this was the first time I've read this, even though I'd read other Super Specials when I was young.

I was a little creeped out by Claudia's secret admirer, and by the fact that 10 year old boys were allowed to just run around without supervision on an unfamiliar Caribbean island. Serio...more

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Sep 15, 2010 Maggie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed, notable-asian-character

This book is why I must go to Walt Disney World, take a cruise to Nassau, and fall in love with a mystery admirer/former child actor all while taking care of someone else's children. And you best believe I will be charging manicures to my room, or "cabin", Karen Brewer-styles!

Aaaand I can't believe I remember all that off the top of my head. Kathleen Kelly was right -- when you read a book as a child, it becomes a part of your identity in a way that no other reading in your whole life does! (I a...more

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Mar 17, 2012 Jessica rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

How can I give this childhood treasure anything less than 5 stars? I'm amazed at how many lines I remember word for word...I must have read this book close to 20 times when I was a kid to remember it so perfectly.

It's funny how things I loved as a kid are so awkward when I read them as an adult. Like Claudia's secret admirer! I thought that was so cool when I was young, but now it's pretty weird. Just talk to her, dude! The constant gifts and notes are really creepy!

Man, I loved these books so...more

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Dec 06, 2012 Caro rated it 4 of 5 stars

Hahahah, okay this is obviously getting 4 stars for purely nostalgic reasons. This had to be the first book in my childhood that made me obsessed with the idea of cruises and vacationing with friends. Karen's little manicure that she charged to her father's account was like the highlight of my elementary school life back in the day! But even then, I remember finding Claudia's little stowaway stalker more creepy than adorable, but I guess they were all kids back then and it was all harmless. Haaa...more

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Jul 26, 2010 Alison rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, to-read-summer-2010, read-in-2010

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. As part of the most generous contest in history, Mr. Pike wins a prize at work to take his family on a four day cruise in the Bahamas and a three day trip to Disney World. Apparently, this contest did not have a disclaimer stating it was good for a trip for four. Nope. The Pikes cash in the tickets for their family of ten. And remember how the Pikes can't care for their own children? Yep--Stacey and Mary Anne get to come along, too.

But wait! Waston "The Real-Life Millionaire" Brewer can't be out...more

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Feb 04, 2008 piraterie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read2008, children

Oh, nostalgia!

I used to obsessively read this book when I was the proper age for it. It was probably my second favorite book in the series, after the Super Special where they go to California. I always liked the Super Specials better than the regular books since they didn't focus as much on babysitting; when I was eleven, I wasn't fond of babysitting or children, but I did like wacky adventures, and the Super Specials had plenty of those.

Characters that annoyed me to no end in this book: Kristy,...more

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May 21, 2012 Abigail added it

Shelves: 1996-ssr

My dad retired last year and in looking through his files he found my Silent Sustained Reading Record from when I was in his class.
I thought it was interesting to see what I was reading back when I was 13!

No rating on this, because I don't remember it. I used to be really into the Baby-Sitters Club books and then I suddenly wasn't and moved on to other series and genres.

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Nov 15, 2010 Alex rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-loved-when-i-was-younger

Heck yes, I re-read this over the weekend for probably the hundredth time. I've been looking for this book for quite a few years now so I could read it again, and finally found it at Half Price Books for 50 cents!!!

They go to Disney World in this one, so it was quite timely for me to read right now. =)

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Sep 15, 2010 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars

I adored this book when I was twelve or thirteen. In fact, it--and the rest of the series--motivated me to start my own one-woman babysitters club business that provided me with a nice chunk of change to take to college with me several years later.

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Jun 17, 2010 Candice rated it 3 of 5 stars

I decided to step back into my childhood and re-read the first Babysitters Club book I ever read. Still so cute, even after 15 years. This particular book was my favorite of the series and probably will maintain that distinction.

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Aug 29, 2012 Natasha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Easily my favourite book as a child. I read this book over and over until it fell apart, and now I am trying to hunt down this series for my daughter.

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Sep 22, 2012 Amanda Kay rated it 2 of 5 stars

I think this was the first BSC book I read. Someone let me borrow it. I remember I thought it was ok... but these book have to be so dated now!

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May 09, 2010 Maria M. Elmvang rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2002-and-before, 2010, 4-stars, baby-sitters-club, owned

I would LOVE to go on a cruise like this one. It's been my dream since before I read this book for the first time, and still is. One of these days...

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Nov 21, 2008 Kristn rated it 5 of 5 stars

I felt guilty in Sunday School because I didn't pay attention to the lesson. I was too excited about going home to read this book.

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Oct 17, 2010 Debra rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own

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Sep 09, 2011 Jenn rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Oct 15, 2012 Rylee rated it 5 of 5 stars

This a great super special book and it is really exiting. I wish I could go to Disney land!

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Mar 05, 2011 Carlie Harris rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

This was my favorite babysitters club book in the series. Need to find it, so I can re-read it! :)

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Feb 05, 2013 Jessica rated it 3 of 5 stars

A cruise around the Bahamas then a 3 day pass to Disney World?
You had to read it to believe it!

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Oct 09, 2012 Rachael Morris rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: children

I read this book so many times when I was a kid that I could probably recite it !

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May 01, 2012 Diane rated it 3 of 5 stars

I thought this adventure was so cool! I have never gone on a trip with friends!!!

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Jun 11, 2010 Graykrickette rated it 4 of 5 stars

I liked this book, because it was extra long. I felt like I was on vacation with the BSC!

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May 28, 2011 Jen rated it 3 of 5 stars

These books were my favorites in elementary school & early middle school. It was fun to revisit it as an adult.

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May 30, 2010 Aviv rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: children-s, fiction

I used to love these specials because they were twice as long!

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Jun 13, 2010 Julia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourites

This was like my favourite book when I was in first grade

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Feb 02, 2013 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

These special releases were really super! :D

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