Mary Anne's been growing up... and the Baby-sitters Club members aren't the only ones who've noticed.

After an uncomfortable silence, Claudia, who had calmed down, said practically, "Well, we can't un-advertise, so we better just figure out what to do. We're too busy. How are we going to handle the problem?"

"I've done a lot of baby-sitting," spoke up an unfamiliar male voice.

The five members of the Baby-sitters Club swiveled their heads toward the opposite end of the long table.

"In Louisville," the voice continued. "I've had plenty of experience."

I froze. I froze into an ice statue of Mary Anne. I couldn't even blink my eyes. The voice belonged to Logan Bruno, the wonderful, amazing Cam Geary look-alike.

He really did have a southern accent, too. I sounded as if he'd just said, "In Luevulle. Ah've haid plainy of expuryence."

"Really?" asked Stacey, as if it were the most interesting thing anyone in the history of the world had ever said.

"You're a sitter?" exclaimed Claudia, tossing her hair over her shoulder.

"I don't believe it!" cried Dawn.

"Why don't you come talk to us?" asked Kristy.

(I was tongue-tied. My mouth was still frozen.)

Logan was out of his chair in a flash, as if he'd been waiting for the invitation since the beginning of lunch period. The boys he'd been sitting with said (loudly) things like, "Go, Logan!" and "Whoa!" and punched him on the arm, grinning, as he walked to our end of the table. He sat down next to me.

If anything should have made me melt, it was Logan, but I was frozen solid. I couldn't even turn my head to look into his dark eyes.

Logan Likes Mary Anne!
Published by Scholastic Inc. 1996
ISBN: 0590433873