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Title details for Mia's Baker's Dozen the Graphic Novel by Coco Simon - Wait list

Mia's Baker's Dozen the Graphic Novel

by Coco Simon
Glass House Graphics
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The bestselling Cupcake Diaries series is now available in graphic novel format! In this adaptation of the sixth book, Mia finds that one more in the mix is always better!
Mia loves all her friends in the Cupcake Club, and things are good at home with her new stepdad and stepbrother and going to her dad's house on the weekends. School is okay too with one exception: Mia is failing Spanish! She can speak it at home with her family, but writing is a different story. And when it's parent-teacher night, Mia has a new dilemma: Who goes to that? Mom and Eddie? Mom and Dad? All of them? Mia soon realizes that sometimes having an extra (or a "baker's dozen") of something can be a very good thing.

Fun, bright, full-color graphic panels tell the story with the same humor and heart as the original novel.
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Comic and Graphic Books Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature

Languages

English

The bestselling Cupcake Diaries series is now available in graphic novel format! In this adaptation of the sixth book, Mia finds that one more in the mix is always better!
Mia loves all her friends in the Cupcake Club, and things are good at home with her new stepdad and stepbrother and going to her dad's house on the weekends. School is okay too with one exception: Mia is failing Spanish! She can speak it at home with her family, but writing is a different story. And when it's parent-teacher night, Mia has a new dilemma: Who goes to that? Mom and Eddie? Mom and Dad? All of them? Mia soon realizes that sometimes having an extra (or a "baker's dozen") of something can be a very good thing.

Fun, bright, full-color graphic panels tell the story with the same humor and heart as the original novel.
Expand title description text
Comic and Graphic Books Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature