Stacey and the Bad Girls
Ann M. Martin
- Reading
- Read together in short stretches and pause when Stacey’s view of her new friends shifts; invite your reader to weigh what she knows without guessing how events will turn out.
- Themes
- Friendship and trust: After a falling-out with the Baby-Sitters Club, Stacey spends time with a new group but is unsure how much she can trust them. The setup places uncertainty about trust alongside the appeal of new companionship; it does not establish a judgement about the group or Stacey’s choices.
- Worth knowing
- How intense these tensions become, and how they resolve, is not established.