Hello, Mallory

it was a good book.she babysitted for ALL of her brothers and sisters cause nicky broke his finger.Then,all the babysitters act like she is some irrisponsible sitter just cause she shouldve been watching nicky and they say she COULD'VE prevented it.They decide to make up a test for her and THEY have to look up the answers.Will mal pass the test??YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO READ THE BOOK!:)

Mallory pike has always wanted to be a member of the BSC. First, they test her with a test they don't know. Second, Claudia makes Mallory feel like a baby on her first baby sitting job. So Mallory and Jessi got irritated and they started their own club called "Kids Incorporated".

I just read this book and I think it's good. It shows that the babysitters club is also mean and worried. In this book Mallory gets a best friend which can happen in bad times. It also tells how even now people still hate blacks because they're different. It isn't one of her best books but I think with all the truth in it it deserves 5 stars because her best books should get more than that. Jessi is also just like Mallory and that is what there needs to be in a best friend but they can also be very different like Mary Anne and Kristy. Another reason this book is so true. With the true facts of life along with humor in all sorts of form this book deserves 5 stars.

This book was very good book, specially for the readers of The Baby-Sitters Club series. This book can tell what does other people think about them. This is too about friendship and starting something. Mallory doesn't have friends, but when the new girl comes to her class, she gets one! Mallory and Jessica Ramsey (new girl) are best friends. They both have problems. "Why don't they let me join to the BSC" is Mallory's problem. Jessica is worried because she's black. She is afraid to go to the ballet lessons. This book can throw you to the real world of 4th Graders!

I thought Hello Mallory showed a lot more than just happy feelings. It showed prejudice, against both Jessi, because she was black, and Mallory, because she was younger and had "less experience" than the other members of the BSC. It will remain one of my fave BSC books.