They've been planning and saving for it since fifth grade, but Kaitlyn worries that Liesel may not save all the money she needs in time.
Good thing, too, since she's saving up for a trip to Wonder World with her two best friends, Liesel and Maggie. In the neighborhood of Marshfield Lake, seventh-grader Kaitlyn Sweeney has a monopoly on babysitting. This book also shows how you need to be determined to get what you want. I recommend this book to others to show them how thing don’t always go your way. Plus I really like the plot in the story. I rated this book a 3 star because of it’s very detailed and easy to picture in your head. I was surprised when Nola showed up to help Kaitlyn at the Marshfield’s house. I liked the ending because it showed who the best babysitter was and how Nola helped Kaitlyn even though Kaitlyn didn’t even help her. The part I pictured in my head was when Kaitlyn took one of the kids she was babysitting to the park when he was crying and Nola came and distracted him with a blade of grass. It also reminds me of helping my best friend Tess babysit her two younger sisters. The book reminded me of when I babysit my little sister when my parents aren’t home. While reading this book I felt hopeful that Kaitlyn would get her title back and her business. In the beginning I made a prediction that Nola (Kaitlyn’s competition) would be the best babysitter in the neighborhood, but you’ll have to read the book to find out if I’m correct. My favorite part was the end when Kaitlyn babysits for the Marshfield’s (the richest family in town) and gets locked in the pantry. My favorite character in “The Babysitting Wars” was Kaitlyn because how confidant she was to reclaim her title as the best babysitter in the neighborhood.
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