Baby-sitters little sister

Karen spies on someone who is taking care of Nancy's house.

Karen lies to her class by claiming to be related to a famous baseball player.

Karen goes to Washington, D.C. and wants to meet the President.

Karen and her friends decide to create a new holiday since there are no big holidays in August.

Karen tracks a hurricane named after her as part of a school project.

Karen is tempted to cheat in order to prove that she can succeed in her pottery class.

Amanda's family is moving away and Karen is very sad. She must find a way to say goodbye to one of her best friends.

Karen's class is taking music lessons, and all of the kids are getting instruments! Instead of a beautiful flute, Karen ends up with a big, old tuba.

Karen's class gets a neat surprise -- they are going to be on a television quiz show. Karen and her friends are really excited, they practice a lot, but they wonder if they are good enough to win the big prize.

Karen is disappointed when her family cancels plans to travel to New York for Thanksgiving, but she learns being home with friends and loved ones is just as wonderful.