Dawn's Family Feud

by Ann M. Martin

Series: Baby-Sitters Club (#64)

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Dawn's little brother Jeff is visiting the new Schafer-Spier family. He is miserable because all his old friends have changed, and Mary Anne's dad is trying way too hard to be Jeff's best friend. Dawn hopes that the family trip to Boston will bring everyone together, but now the Schafers and the Spiers aren't talking at all. Could this mean divorce for the family?… (more)

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Dawn's little brother Jeff is visiting the new Schafer-Spier family. He is miserable because all his old friends have changed, and Mary Anne's dad is trying way too hard to be Jeff's best friend. Dawn hopes that the family trip to Boston will bring everyone together, but now the Schafers and the Spiers aren't talking at all. Could this mean divorce for the family?

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