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I have an American Girl loving daughter and so we both were thrilled when American Girl sent us a party pack celebrating their newest DVD release: An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success. Though we received the movie for free, all opinions (of course) are my own.
An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success is really a delightful movie that girls as well as boys can enjoy. It is funny and heart-warming and also teaches great lessons about making and keeping friends, working hard, and learning how to live in a different part of the world. The movie helps viewers see that no matter where we live or what language we speak or what we like to eat…when it comes down to it, we are all really more alike than we are different.
All my kids, even the boys, really enjoyed An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success
An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success is based on the American Girl doll of the year, Grace Thomas. For anyone who wants to explore more of Grace’s world, check out clips from the film, read more about the movie, play Grace-themed games, and even learn some French, check out americangirl.com/girloftheyear.
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About the movie: An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success
Grace Thomas is always whipping up big ideas—and delicious recipes in her grandparents’ bakery. When her mom announces a trip to visit relatives in Paris, Grace isn’t so sure about changing her summer plans. That is, until she discovers she’ll get to work with her uncle and cousin in a real French pastry shop!
But nothing in Paris is turning out the way Grace had expected. She and her cousin Sylvie aren’t getting along, and her attempt to show off her baking skills has been a disaster. It isn’t until she opens up to new ideas that she finally takes her baking to the next level—and finds a friend in Sylvie. But when Grace returns home, she discovers a new problem—her grandparents’ bakery is in trouble! Can Grace use her new skills to stir up a sweet solution?
