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Ann M. Martin
Stacey's Choice
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Part of "The Baby-Sitters Club" series
"Stacey's Choice" by Ann M. Martin is a young adult novel that centers around the character of Stacey McGill, one of the original members of the Baby-Sitters Club. In this book, Stacey is faced with a difficult decision that will impact her future and the relationships she holds dear. Stacey has been diagnosed with diabetes, and she has been managing her condition well with the help of her friends and family. However, when her parents announce that they are moving the family from New York to Connecticut, Stacey is torn. She is excited about the prospect of a new start, but she is also worried about how the move will affect her health and her ability to manage her diabetes. As Stacey settles into her new school and makes new friends, she begins to feel more confident about the move. But when she is offered the chance to join a prestigious dance company, she must decide whether to accept the opportunity and risk her health, or to stay safe and give up her dream. Throughout the novel, Martin explores themes of friendship, family, and the challenges of growing up with a chronic illness. Stacey's struggles with her diabetes are portrayed in a realistic and relatable way, making this book a valuable resource for young people who are dealing with similar issues. "Stacey's Choice" is a compelling and thought-provoking novel that will resonate with readers of all ages. With its engaging characters and relatable themes, this book is a must-read for fans of the Baby-Sitters Club series and for anyone who has ever had to make a difficult choice...
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