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After baking a batch of cookies for a school meeting, Abby Hayes discovers her culinary experiment is a hit—every student clamors for more. With a perfect first try, she sees a chance to raise money for a writing summer camp. However, school policy forbids student sales on campus, and Abby must figure out how to sell her treats without getting into trouble. Packed with humor and heart, the story follows Abby’s plan to turn her sweet success into a practical step toward her future while juggling school rules and her optimism.
First publish date: November 1, 2005
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Anne Mazer
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