Part of The Baby-Sitters Club, book 37
First published 1997
Dawn believes she has found her ideal match in Travis, an older boy who has captured her attention completely. She feels certain that he represents everything she wants in a boyfriend. Her fellow Baby-sitters Club members see Travis differently. They view his smooth-talking manner with suspicion and worry that Dawn cannot see past his charming facade. The babysitters decide they must intervene and share their concerns with their friend directly. Dawn faces a difficult choice between trusting her own romantic feelings and listening to the warnings from girls who know her well. The situation creates tension within the close-knit group as Dawn must decide whether Travis truly cares for her or whether her friends can see something she cannot. This conflict tests both Dawn's judgment about relationships and the strength of her friendships with the other babysitters.
Genres: romance, friendship, adolescence, young-adult, contemporary-romance, family-drama
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family
160 pages · Library Binding · Bt Bound