Kristy Thomas Character Analysis

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My favorite character in this book is the main character. Her name is Kristy Thomas and she has a babysitting club with her friends. Her friends are Mary, Claudia, and Stacey. Kristy is in seventh grade and she has a little brother,and two big brothers, and her parents, but they are divorced. Kristy is the president of the babysitting club, she is the one to come up with the idea to form one and make money. Kristy and her friends are great with kids. Kristy is very smart and has a big brain to come up with those ideas of hers. She is my favorite in the book because she reminds me of one of my friends.
Kristy is intelligent, kind, she is kind of a trouble maker. She is also very creative with her ideas. For example in the book she

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