The childrens book club recently opened, and its looking like many new members will sign up.
A. The childrens’ book club recently opened, and its looking like many new members will sign up.
B. The children’s book club recently opened, and it’s looking like many new members will sign up.
C. The children’s book club recently opened, and its looking like many new members will sign up.
D. The childrens’ book club recently opened, and it’s looking like many new members will sign up.
Answer:B
The childrens book club recently opened, and its looking like many new members will sign up.
A. The childrens’ book club recently opened, and its looking like many new members will sign up. B. The children’s book club recently opened, and it’s looking like many new members will sign up. C. The children’s book club recently opened, and its looking like many new members will sign up. D. The childrens’ book club recently opened, and it’s looking like many new members will sign up.
Explanation: Children is the plural form of child, and because it is a plural noun that does not end in an “s,” the apostrophe goes before the “s.” Additionally, “its” in this sentence is a contraction combining “it” and “is,” so the correct format is “it’s.”