Discover books similar to "Boy-Crazy Stacey"

Ann M. Martin

Kristy's Great Idea

The very first book in the Babysitter's Club series, this is a great choice for fans of 'Boy-Crazy Stacey' who want to learn more about the club's founder, Kristy Thomas. In this book, Kristy comes up with the idea to start a babysitting club in her neighborhood, and the story follows her as she recruits her friends and sets up the club's operations.

Ann M. Martin

Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls

This is another great book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a particularly good choice for readers who enjoyed the mystery elements of 'Boy-Crazy Stacey'. In this book, Claudia Kishi, the club's vice president and resident artist, starts receiving phantom phone calls, and it's up to the club to solve the mystery and put a stop to the calls.

Ann M. Martin

The Truth About Stacey

This is the book in the Babysitter's Club series that focuses on Stacey McGill, the club's treasurer and the protagonist of 'Boy-Crazy Stacey'. In this book, Stacey is forced to confront her diabetes and the challenges it presents, both in her personal life and as a babysitter. Readers who enjoyed learning more about Stacey's struggles with boys and her efforts to balance her social life with her responsibilities as a babysitter will love this book.

Ann M. Martin

Mary Anne Saves the Day

This is the fourth book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a great choice for readers who want to learn more about Mary Anne Spier, the club's secretary. In this book, Mary Anne is left in charge of the club when Kristy is away on a family vacation, and she must learn to step up and take charge, even when things don't go according to plan.

Ann M. Martin

Dawn and the Impossible Three

This is the fifth book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a great choice for readers who want to learn more about Dawn Schafer, the club's newest member. In this book, Dawn is struggling to adjust to life in Stoneybrook, and she takes on a particularly challenging babysitting job in order to prove herself to the club. Readers who enjoyed the themes of friendship and belonging in 'Boy-Crazy Stacey' will love this book.

Ann M. Martin

Jessi's Secret Language

This is the eighth book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a great choice for readers who want to learn more about Jessi Ramsey, the club's youngest member. In this book, Jessi is struggling to fit in with the other members of the club, and she turns to her love of ballet and her secret language with her little sister to help her find her place. Readers who enjoyed the themes of identity and self-discovery in 'Boy-Crazy Stacey' will love this book.

Ann M. Martin

The Ghost at Dawn's House

This is the tenth book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a great choice for readers who enjoyed the mystery elements of 'Boy-Crazy Stacey'. In this book, Dawn Schafer is convinced that her house is haunted, and it's up to the club to solve the mystery and put the ghost to rest. Readers who loved the excitement and suspense of 'Boy-Crazy Stacey' will be drawn in by this book's intriguing plot.

Ann M. Martin

Claudia and Mean Janine

This is the eleventh book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a great choice for readers who want to learn more about Claudia Kishi. In this book, Claudia is struggling to balance her responsibilities as a babysitter with her desire to be a good sister to her bossy older sister, Janine. Readers who enjoyed the themes of family and sibling rivalry in 'Boy-Crazy Stacey' will love this book.

Ann M. Martin

Stacey's Mistake

This is the twelfth book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a great choice for readers who want to learn more about Stacey McGill. In this book, Stacey is struggling to balance her schoolwork with her responsibilities as a babysitter, and she makes a mistake that could cost her the club's trust. Readers who enjoyed the themes of responsibility and accountability in 'Boy-Crazy Stacey' will love this book.

Ann M. Martin

Kristy's Big Day

This is the sixteenth book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a great choice for readers who want to learn more about Kristy Thomas. In this book, Kristy is planning her mother's wedding, and she must learn to balance her responsibilities as a babysitter with her role as a bridesmaid. Readers who enjoyed the themes of family and friendship in 'Boy-Crazy Stacey' will love this book.

Ann M. Martin

The Fire at Mary Anne's House

This is the nineteenth book in the Babysitter's Club series, and it's a great choice for readers who enjoyed the excitement and suspense of 'Boy-Crazy Stacey'. In this book, Mary Anne Spier's house catches fire, and the club must come together to help her family recover from the disaster. Readers who loved the themes of resilience and community in 'Boy-Crazy Stacey' will be moved by this book's powerful message.