There are many online sites that sell books. You can try using Google or another search engine to type in the name of the book you want to buy. You'll probably get many options. Used-bookstores are another good source.

There are 131 BSC books and 122 LS books in print, plus the mysteries, super specials, and other related titles.

I loved writing the BSC series because it's always fun to write with continuing characters. With the right idea, and a less grueling schedule than I had with the BSC books, I'd definitely consider doing a series again. Since the series ended, I've written Belle Teal, The Doll People, and A Corner of the Universe. The sequel to The Doll People will published this fall, and I'm already at work on my newest book.

All three of my books: Rebuild Your Back, Second Edition... Rebuild Your Neck... and The Pain Relief Manual are currently being offered as free thank-you gifts when you make a donation to help support this website. Read More... I decided to run this site on a donation basis because it just seemed like the right thing to do. And even though the past four years have been a struggle, I still feel it's better than the alternative, which would be plastering a bunch of annoying ads all over the place.

The BSC and LS books are only available in the traditional book form, but I imagine that some day we'll have the option of reading books online. (But I think I'm always going to prefer curling up with the real thing!) Why did you make only two books for P.S. Longer Letter Later and Snail Mail No More? Why didn't you continue it because they're GREAT! I love them.

Now that I've finished the series, I'd say I have two favorite BSC books. One is the first, Kristy's Great Idea, and the other is the last, Graduation Day. My favorite LS book is Karen's Wish.

The handwriting for the girls - all of them! - was done by one person in Scholastic's art department.

Many of the books, articles, and translations appearing on this website are also available in print form from various publishers. Here is a partial list of sources for some of these printed books:

The new MythAdventure books can be purchased directly from the Meisha Merlin website, or from your local bookstore. The Time Scout novels are also still in print, and can be ordered new from your local bookstore, from online retailers like Amazon.com or direct from Baen Books. The Phule series and Myth paperbacks can be purchased in the same fashion from Ace's corporate owner, Penguin Putnam, at penguinputnam.com.

My editor, Jean Feiwel, came up with the idea for a book series about a group of girls who love to baby-sit.

I think the book club you are referring to is the collector's club, which is no longer in existence. But I know that school book clubs often offer the earlier books in special packages. I've also discovered that used-bookstores can be a fabulous source for finding hard-to-locate books.

We do not offer hard copies of the Challenger products. We offer several textbooks for sale separately from our programs.

Well it is obviously illegal to bring the pirated CD's (specially if you have software on the CD's) but chance of you being caught are very remote i guess. Even if you get caught i feel what they'll do atmost is throw away your CDs and stuff. But if you ask me, its not worth taking this risk. atleast not for CDs. you'll get everything you want on the net, and by the way its quite fast here. You get a Visa by any xyz university .

No, there's really nothing you can do for people who already have your old stylesheet in their cache and re-visit your site. Their cached copy will be saved with whatever cache settings your stylesheet had at the time and not necessarily refreshed.

Isolate the affected books by placing them in a tightly sealed plastic bag. Seek assistance from an entomologist. A local university or state extension service should be able to put you in touch with one. Fumigation must be performed by professionals under controlled conditions.

They're all out of print, but it looks like you can usually find copies offered used at Amazon and eBay. I will warn you that those books are nothing like Enchanted, Inc. The first three books, especially, are definitely beginner efforts. I don't think I started hitting my stride until the third book. I was really, really young (and kind of stupid) when I wrote those early books.

There are many online sites that sell books. You can try using Google or another search engine to type in the name of the book you want to buy. You'll probably get quite a few options.

Yes, Abby and Anna Stevenson are Jewish. Have you read BSC #96: Abby's Lucky Thirteen? In it, Abby and Anna celebrate their Bat Mitzvah. I hope you enjoy it!

It was with mixed emotions that I realized that the time had come for the BSC members to graduate from middle school, and for me to explore new creative writing challenges. I love the projects I've taken on, but I admit that there are still times when I miss writing about the adventures of the baby-sitters! Yes, #15 is the last book in the CA Diaries series. As of now, there are no plans for any future titles to be published.

The Baby-sitters Club movie was released in 1995. I got to visit the set and consult on the script. It was so much fun! (In the movie, you get a chance to meet Kristy's dad!) You can also go to your local video stores and check out the BSC TV series that has been shown on HBO and The Disney Channel.

It was with mixed emotions that I realized that the time had come for the BSC members to graduate middle school, and for me to explore new creative writing challenges. I stopped writing the California Diaries and the LS books because I thought it was appropriate that their stories all end at the same time.

Quite often we offer autographed copies of an author's book. Just watch for the announcements in your email and then send us an email so your name will be included in the drawing.

You can order most of my novels from your local bookseller. You can also order my books online directly from Del Rey, or from booksellers such as Powell's, Northwest books, Barnes and Noble, Borders, etc. Online bookstores, such as amazon.com also offer my novels. Ordering information is provided in a separate file.

Ioften sign books at local bookstores, so if you live in the Metro-Northwest area of Oregon, you should be able to find signed stock around the time each latest book is released. I am often in the Sisters area near the Metolius and Mt. Jefferson, and around Bend, so you can sometimes find signed stock there (I usually check in at the local grocery at Black Butte when I'm up there every year and sign the books that are brought in).

Many of our books are in print and available for sale through Sightline; more recent books are also available for purchase online through Paypal. Most books are also available electronically as free pdfs (site registration required). See the detail page of the book(s) you???re interested in for specific options. Members (donors of $35 or more per year to Sightline) get book discounts, as do schools and book distributors.

We are trying to keep our costs as reasonable as possible so we offer what we think the majority of people will want. This means that we purchase the less expensive paperback copy if it is available. Some books only come in hardcover so then we don't have any other option except to offer the hardcover copy. There are some resources where you've listed web addresses so we can get them free, why is this? www.bced.gov.bc.ca/specialed/fas/contents.

No, sorry. You’ll have to download them yourself using any of the methods on the download page. I do not snail mail books to people, either as disks, printouts, or anything, so unless you’re a publisher don’t bother asking.

There are two ways to get your books autographed. You can e-mail me at JoeWeberNovels@cox.net and request an autograph. I will be happy to send you a bookplate to put in your book. Or, you can mail your books to the snail mail address at this site. I will autograph them and send them back to you. Either way, be sure to include your mailing address.

The best way to be sure of getting a hardback copy of the book is to buy it as soon as it comes out. The hardbacks are allowed to go out of print when the paperback copies come out approximately one year later. If you are looking for hardbacks of the older books, then you may find them in used book stores, on Amazon, on E-bay or on Addall.com. If you are looking for hardbacks of the US editions of the Farseer Trilogy, they simply do not exist.