Every babysitter remembers a house that felt wrong — the locked door that shouldn't exist, the child who speaks to someone in the corner, the lullaby playing from a radio that isn't plugged in. The Babysitter's Notes is an anthology of those nights, each episode a self-contained story drawn from a tattered notebook Luna found in the crawlspace of a foreclosed home. The entries are dated, the handwriting shifts, and every tale orbits a single rule: never open the guest room closet after midnight. Some stories follow the sitter, some the child, and a few trace the thing that was already in the house when the parents left. Luna reads each note in the quiet of that same kitchen, the crayon drawing of a stick figure in a doorway watching from the cover. The details are mundane — a dropped pacifier, a forgotten snack, a flickering nightlight — until they aren't. And when the last line is read, you'll understand why that glass of milk was never touched.

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