Baby-Sitters Club Boxed Set #1 Quotes

“spooky!”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“plans.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Sure. I have a lot of other candy hidden around my room.” Janine smiled. “I’ll tell you a secret. I do, too.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Pete Black,”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“What, Alan?” asked Kristy, sounding nearly civil. “I wanted to know if you’d go to the Halloween Hop with me.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Was it the Phantom or not?”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Fifth grade,” I began. “That year Kristy, Mary Anne, Alan, and I were all in the same class. Kristy really got Alan. He’d been tormenting us—all the girls, really—for the entire year, and by June we had had it. So one day, Kristy comes to school and all morning she brags about this fantastic lunch her mother has packed: a chocolate cupcake, Fritos, fruit salad, a ham and cheese sandwich, two Hershey’s Kisses—really great stuff. Kristy says it’s a reward for something or other. And she says the lunch is so great she’s got to protect it by keeping it in her desk instead of in the coat room. So, of course, Alan steals the bag out of her desk during the morning. Then at noontime in the cafeteria, he makes this big production out of opening it. He’s sitting at the boys’ table, and they’re all crowded around, and us girls are looking on from the next table. Alan is the center of attention, which is just what he wants.” “And just what I wanted,” added Kristy. “Right. So Alan carefully takes all the packages and containers out of the bag and spreads them in front of him. Then he begins to open them. In one he finds dead spiders, in another he finds a mud pie.” “David Michael had made it for me,” said Kristy. (David Michael is Kristy’s little brother. He was four then.) “She’d even wrapped up a sandwich with fake flies stuck on it.” Stacey began to giggle. “It was great,” said Mary Anne. “Everyone was laughing. And Kristy had packed a real lunch for herself, which she’d kept in the coat room. All afternoon, the kids kept telling her how terrific her trick had been.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“You know what? Sometimes you don’t seem like my father to me. You seem like my jailer.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Our secret was safe.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“According to Sam, Stacey was a foxy chick. According to Stacey, Sam was a gorgeous hunk.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Stacey is boy crazy and my brother is girl crazy.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Before I went to bed that night, I wrote two letters, one to Kristy and one to Dawn. Both were apologies.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“I’m proud to say it was totally my idea, even though the four of us worked it out together. “Us” is Mary Anne Spier, Claudia Kishi, Stacey McGill, and me—Kristy Thomas.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Peters”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Harry Kane.”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Barnes”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“Well, it’s only temporary, until the rest of the house is in order. Then it goes downstairs to the living room. What movie do you want to see?” “What do you have?” “Practically everything. My mom’s a movie nut.” “Well,” I said, “you probably don’t have The Parent Trap, do you?” “Of course we do. That was the last thing”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4

“An average person has an IQ of 100. An above-average person has an IQ of 120 to 140. A person with an IQ of 150 is considered a genius. Janine’s IQ is 196. Sometimes”
― Ann M. Martin, The Baby-Sitters Club Collection: Books 1-4