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No one can deny Alexis Becker's smarts! In this new Alexis novel, she is determined to incorporate her passion for cupcakes with her hopefully-first-prize-winning science fair project. She's decided to research healthy cupcakes, but the problem is, there aren't many healthy cupcake recipes even cooking whiz Katie Brown can concoct that are truly healthy, lovely appearance-wise, good-smelling, and original. Alexis is dejected, but she's also hopeful, seeing it as a chance to ask the love of her life, Matt, to help her! But when she realizes that Matt is working with the pretty, fresh, fun Samantha Perry, Alexis can't hide her jealousy. She isn't usually an envious girl, but she can't help it this time. Love intermingles with science in a true show of "chemistry" (hehe great joke huh?) in this sweet book.

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This is about Judy trying to be in a good mood for a whole week.her friends and her little brother Stink thinks she is a alien. I really like this book because it has a lot of humor. I also like it because Judy is a little more girly.I really like Judy Moody's books. But it was a little easy. Over all it was great!

I think this is the second book in this series, but I'm reading these out of order, and it doesn't really matter. The Hardy Boys are investagating a house that is, of course, on a cliff. They have left because os an anynomous scream however. And now they have to figure out what's wrong with the house, all while they help their dad with a smuggling case. ARe these two things tied together, or is it just a mistake? .

At the beginning of her middle school year, Katie Brown's best friend since birth Callie Wilson left her for the popular girls. Deserted and shocked, Katie could only describe her feelings as relieved and thankful when she quickly befriended Mia Velaz-Cruz, Alexis Becker, and Emma Taylor. Together, they formed the Cupcake Club, a real business for making cupcakes. So when the school fundraiser event comes up, the Cupcakers are in it to win it! Katie is excited, but when she realizes Callie and the Popular Girls Club are competing head-to-head with them by making cupcakes as well, she's enraged and anxious. The Cupcake War is on! A sweet and fun book about real-life changes, Coco Simon paints a beautiful tapestry of words for eager readers.

In a carton full of bad eggs, it may be next to impossible to find a good egg. Believe it or not, there is a good egg in the egg cartons. Everyone shows disrespect, but the good egg wants eggs to be nice. A crack forms on the good egg, and the egg doctor says it formed because of tension. Can the good egg find time for herself, as well and reduce tension?

In Mia's newest adventure, she has just won two tickets to see her favorite music group, La Vida Pasa, at her school fair. Thrilled, she invites her best from Katie to the concert, but when she excitedly repeats the day's events to her mom, Mrs. Valez-Cruz refuses! Instead, she says that would only agree if Dan or she were accompanying Mia at the concert. Mia is horrified. Who wants a parent or a moody sibling at a famous sold-out concert? To make matters worse, someone is bullying Mia online. When her mom finds out, it only reinforces her idea that Mia is too young to go to the concert with her friends and even confiscates her electronic devices! Angry and hurt, Mia soon understands the real meaning of being grown-up.

Twelve year old Isabel is dying to get out of Willow, Oregon (population 39, 257) and experience something other than her small town. It seems that everyone gets to travel except Isabel--even her best friend, Sophie. When Isabel's mother decides to open up a cupcake shop across town, Isabel is once again stuck in Willow for the summer as she tries to help her mom get the shop up and running. But when Isabel learns of a baking contest where the finalists get an all-expense paid trip to New York City, she realizes this is her chance to finally get out of Willow. Except there are two major roadblocks to this plan: Sophie, who also is entering the contest and is always the best at everything, and her own mom, who wants her to enter the contest on her terms.Can Isabel manage to finally do something for herself, without losing her best friend and further straining her already tenuous relationship with her mother? In this sweet coming-of-age story from popular teen author Lisa Schroeder, Isabel discovers that it's not about where you go in life as much as it is about enjoying the view wherever you are.

Cupcaker Mia Velaz-Cruz's mom is getting married! Emma Taylor, fellow Cupcaker, is overjoyed: she's all about light pink and satin and vanilla cake, after all. But that doesn't trump the fact that Emma's family is in a financial pickle. Her mom recently got laid off indefinitely, and now Emma has dog-walking, babysitting, and the Cupcake Club to do to help out and sometimes earn money. So when Emma finds out the selected bridesmaid dress is $250, she's horrified; there's no way she can ask her parents for that kind of money! Emma decides to take matters into her own hands. She doesn't want to tell Mia in fear that she'll kick her out of the wedding, or any of her friends. Despite her efforts, though, her responsibilities begin to overwhelm her. A real tearjerker about families struggling money-wise, this is a beautiful and hearttouching novel for all ages.

This book is part of the Macdonald Hall series. This book contains a lot a humour and suspense. Bruno and Boots can make anything happen with there friends. They make there school so much fun to read about. I recommend this to grade’s 2 through 6. Great book