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Dawn and the Impossible Three : a Graphic Novel

Dawn and the Impossible Three : a Graphic Novel

Full-Color Edition
Children's BooksGraphic Novels
Pages
192
Published
2017
Language
English

Synopsis

Dawn Schafer is the newest member of the Baby-Sitters Club, and she's still adjusting to life in Stoneybrook. When she takes on a new babysitting job, she finds herself facing three particularly challenging children. Dawn must learn to navigate her new friendships, responsibilities, and the 'impossible three' kids.

Prose complexity
2/10

Vibe

LightheartedWhimsicalHeartwarming
Coming of AgeFish Out of Water

Genres

Children's Books Graphic Novels Middle Grade

Authors

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Ann M. Martin

Ann Martin was born and raised in Princeton, New Jersey. She graduated from Smith College in 1978 with a double major in psychology and elementary education. She worked as a teacher and then an editor of children's books. Her first published book was Bummer Summer (1983). She is best known for her Baby-sitters Club series of children's books. In 1990, she created the Ann M. Martin Foundation, which provides grants to causes benefiting children, education and literacy programs, and homeless peopl...

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Gale Galligan

Gale Galligan is a cartoonist and editor known for their work on graphic novels. They contributed to the Sonic the Hedgehog 30th Anniversary Celebration.

Characters

Dawn SchaferProtagonist

The newest member of the Baby-Sitters Club, Dawn is adjusting to life in Stoneybrook and facing the challenge of three difficult children in a new babysitting job.

The Impossible ThreeAntagonist

Three particularly challenging children that Dawn Schafer must babysit and learn to navigate.

All characters in Dawn and the Impossible Three : a Graphic Novel

Frequently asked questions

  • Is this graphic novel a standalone story?

    This graphic novel is part of a larger series that reimagines the original Baby-Sitters Club books in a graphic novel format. While each book focuses on a specific character's story, reading them in order provides a more complete experience of the club's development.

  • How does this graphic novel compare to the original book?

    Gale Galligan's adaptation of "Dawn and the Impossible Three" closely follows the plot and character arcs of Ann M. Martin's original novel. The graphic novel format brings a new visual dimension to Dawn's experiences and the challenges she faces with the three children.