Grace
written by Mary Casanova
illus. by Sarah Davis
American Girl, 2015
Paperback: 978 – 1609588915
200 pages
Grace Stirs it Up
written by Mary Casanova
illus. by Sarah Davis
American Girl, 2015
Paperback: 978 – 1609588922
184 pages
Grace Makes it Great
written by Mary Casanova
illus. by Sarah Davis
American Girl, 2015
Paperback: 978 – 1609589516
184 pages
Grace
Grace Stirs it Up
Grace Makes it Great
written by Mary Casanova
An American Girl® series!
A planner at heart, Grace finds the courage to step outside her comfort zone during a trip to Paris that broadens her perspective and challenges her to try new things. Back home, Grace uses her newfound courage and culinary skills to start her own French baking business with her two best friends. Learning to combine their talents, Grace and her friends mix together some great ideas that, ultimately, lead to many sweet rewards.
To bring Grace’s story to life, a full-length movie is available on various streaming services. Watch the movie’s trailer below.
Grace (Book 1)
Grace has big summer plans — starting a business with her friends, Ella and Maddy. When Mom announces a trip to Paris, Grace gets on board, but her trip isn’t all she hoped it would be. She and her French cousin aren’t hitting it off, and Grace’s friends back home have started a business without her. Can Grace step out of her comfort zone, try a few new things, and come up with a successful idea on her own?
Grace Stirs it Up (Book 2)
As Grace starts a baking business with her two best friends, she quickly learns that working with friends isn’t always easy. Neither is owning a dog— especially one like Bonbon, who is having trouble adjusting to her new home. Grace tries to give Bonbon the freedom and playtime she needs. Can she also give her friends what they need to get their business off the ground?
Grace Makes it Great (Book 3)
When Grace learns that her grandparents’ bakery might be closing after 30 years, she’s crushed. She can’t imagine her life, or her hometown, without the bakery. And how can her own business survive if the one that inspired her cannot? Grace wonders if she and her friends can find a way to help the bakery using their talents and newfound business skills. Can three girls really make a difference? Grace is determined to try.
