Name: The Baby-Sitter III
ISBN: 9780439993777

R. L. Stine

Jenny is desperate to forget Mr Hagen-the maniac who terrorized baby-sitters, including her. Even when she goes to stay with her cousin Debra for the summer, she is still plagued by the same nightmares. Because Debra is a baby-sitter too, and now she is getting terrifying phone calls, just like the ones Jenny used to get... "Hi Babes. I'm back. Company's coming..."But Mr Hagen's dead now, isn't he...?

The Baby-Sitter III

Jenny's last babysitting job nearly ended in death. But she's a survivor. She's getting over it. The crazy guy who was after her is gone and she's even got a new babysitting job. When she answers the phone, she hears a familiar voice, a voice from the past, from the grave.

The Baby-sitter II.

Crazytealady

Easy afternoon read

The ebook version I purchased off of axon has a few gramma and spelling issues, while also referring to the kid as both Denny and Donny.

However the book itself was still good, it was interesting and held my attention for a couple hours of reading. The plot is also interesting and you can't quite guess the "who dunnit" aspect.

Jenny regrets taking the Hagen baby-sitting job when she sees their gloomy house, begins receiving crank phone calls, discovers prowlers in the backyard, and finds a threatening note.

The Baby-Sitter

Calista

Sage

Rowan Myers

Noha Abdelaziz

Recovered from an earlier brush with death, Jenny finds a new baby-sitting job, but when the phone rings one night, her nightmare begins all over again.

The Babysitter II

Eager to escape her haunting past, Jenny visits her cousin, also a baby-sitter, and brings her bad luck with her. By the author of The Baby-sitter and The Baby-sitter II. Original.

The Babysitter III

Hoping to forget her terrible baby-sitting experiences of the past in her new home, Jenny reluctantly accepts a new baby-sitting job and is terrorized by two new desperate and murderous ghost children. Original.

The Babysitter IV

Jana Jenkinns 

Sage Lee

Chantale

Karen Harding

From the minute that Jenny accepts the Hagen baby-sitting job, she knows she has made a terrible mistake. First there is the dark and gloomy Hagen house, filling her with dread and horror. Then the crank phone calls start. When she finds a threatening note in her bag, she realizes that this isn't a harmless game.

The Baby-Sitter III

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