Cupcake

Rachel Cohn concludes the trilogy that began with Gingerbread, maintaining its irreverence and good humor. "Unforgettable," "touching," "sensitive," and "out of the ordinary" were some of the adjectives critics used to describe Gingerbread, the debut book by the author of Pop Princess. By telling the story of the young and rebellious Cyd Charisse, Cohn created a charming and authentic novel. Flawless and lovable, the main character tempers the dilemmas of adolescence with a new sense of humor and irreverence. In this final volume of the series, we find Cyd Charisse living in New York with her brother. The Little Rebel has graduated and will finally have to learn to face the dilemmas and challenges of growing up. But between living with her second family and friends and remaining firm in her plan for her new life is... Siri. He's far away, but he can surprise Cyd in the name of love. Until then, our topsy-turvy heroine will dedicate herself to finding the best cappuccino in town, and this may surprise CC herself, who may find a calling and a different kind of love. "Gingerbread and Krabby Patty fans won't be disappointed with the final arc of this hilarious saga!" School Library Journal About Gingerbread "Unforgettable." — Teen People "Gingerbread isn't just another teen romance." — Elle Girl