Dawn decides she needs a new image for a date with Logan's cousin Lewis. But will Lewis and the rest of the Baby-sitters like the new Dawn?

"There he is!" Logan cried suddenly.

A boy with short, wavy, dark hair came out the doorway along with the other arriving passengers. Lewis had told me in a letter that he was five feet ten inches, but he looked taller. He was thin but not skinny. And a lot handsomer than he looked in his picture.

In a moment he spotted us. His face broke into this absolutely great smile - even better than the smile in his picture.

I'm not sure what love at first sight feels like. But I think that's what I felt right then. Lewis was even better than I expected. Mary Anne had been right, too. He had a great voice.

"Hi! hi," he said, as he hugged his aunt and uncle. He and Logan hugged, then they punched each other on the arms a little. "Man! I'm glad to see you!" Lewis told Logan.

"Me, too!" said Logan. "We are going to have a blast." Logan stood there smiling, then he remembered Mary Anne and me. "This is Mary Anne. And this is Dawn."

"Hi," I said a little shyly.

"Dawn, hi," said Lewis. he didn't give me his big, gorgeous smile. His mouth kind of quivered up into a small shaky one. "We meet at last."

Dawn's Big Date
Published by Scholastic Inc. 1996
ISBN: 0590449699