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Claire and the Bakery Thief
Claire and the Bakery Thief
Claire and the Bakery Thief
Janice Poon, Janice Poon
Claire has moved to the country, where her parents have opened an organic bakery. Although Claire says she'd rather move to Mars, she soon falls in love with her pretty bedroom and their big creaky house. Claire hardly thinks about the city any more after she and her dog, Bongo, discover the natural wonders in the surrounding woods. And Claire has made a "best friend forever" -- the brave and headstrong Jet. To make things just about perfect, the bakery is a success ? so why are her parents always arguing? ("Why do they want a bakery when all they do is argue about it? They should open a bickery instead," writes Claire in her diary.) When Mom suddenly leaves with the Artificial Flavoring Salesman, Claire can't believe it -- why would she run off with that creepy guy? "Operation: Rescue Mom" takes Claire back to the big city with Jet and Bongo. The excitement bubbles over when the friends stumble into a quick-rising plan for global domination through artificial baking. Claire and the Bakery Thief is an irresistible treat for middle readers. And don't miss the recipes in the back!

Book Details

Genre: 

  • Fiction
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Mystery

Age Level: 

  • 8 - 12
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Claire and the Bakery Thief by Janice Poon is a fun graphic novel for children. Claire is in a new town because her parents want to start their own baking business in the country. While her parents work, Claire goes outside with her dog to play during her summer vacation. Claire makes a new friend, and they discuss family troubles they are both having. Claires mother leaves her father for a bit, and her friends father absconded to Mexico when she was younger. Later, a villain enters the picture and suspense ensues as Claire and her friend must save the day together.

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