Blaire Cooks up a Plan (19)
The second book in American Girl's 2019 Girl of the Year series! Blaire Wilson is a creative girl with bold ideas and a big heart.
See how the story of American Girl's 2019 Girl of the Year continues in this second novel! A goat that does tricks. A lamb in pajamas. A celebrity who offers Blaire the opportunity of a lifetime. Things are never boring at Pleasant View Farm!
Things get interesting at school, too. Blaire's determined to find a BIG idea for the Community Service Challenge. Her project becomes personal when she befriends a young girl at the local food pantry. With a love of cooking and a farm full of fresh ingredients, Blaire soon has a plan for making a difference. But it's going to take help from her whole class-including a mysterious new kid, Eli-to keep Blaire's creativity from becoming a catastrophe. . . .
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SeriesAmerican Girl Chapter Books: Girl of the Year
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ManufacturerBook Farm Bound
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PublisherScholastic
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Publisher or imprintScholastic
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AuthorCastle, Jennifer
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ISBN-139781338267181
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FormatBook Farm Bound
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Size5 1/3" x 7 1/2"
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Reading Interest3,4,5,6,7
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# of Pages192
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Date Published2019
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SubjectFiction Chapter Book American Girl Creativity Community Animals
The second book in American Girl's 2019 Girl of the Year series! Blaire Wilson is a creative girl with bold ideas and a big heart.
See how the story of American Girl's 2019 Girl of the Year continues in this second novel! A goat that does tricks. A lamb in pajamas. A celebrity who offers Blaire the opportunity of a lifetime. Things are never boring at Pleasant View Farm!
Things get interesting at school, too. Blaire's determined to find a BIG idea for the Community Service Challenge. Her project becomes personal when she befriends a young girl at the local food pantry. With a love of cooking and a farm full of fresh ingredients, Blaire soon has a plan for making a difference. But it's going to take help from her whole class-including a mysterious new kid, Eli-to keep Blaire's creativity from becoming a catastrophe. . . .