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In the first book of the Lemonade Trick series, Kerby, a curious third‑or‑fourth grader, experiments with a chemistry set and concocts a mysterious potion. The mixture surprises everyone by having a beneficial effect on the town bully, easing tensions and changing his demeanor. However, the potion’s unexpected properties also set off a series of mishaps at the neighborhood Sunday‑school pageant, turning what should have been a quiet event into a lively and chaotic mishap. Children are taken on a fun, science‑themed adventure that blends everyday school life, chemistry, and a hint of magic.
First publish date: 1960
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Scott Corbett
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