The Cupcake Club

Publishing Details

Classifications

Physical Properties

Description

Soon, Kylie and other misfits are baking up a storm. When the club is commissioned for Meredith's birthday, Kylie gets a chance to take sweet revenge. This is the first book in the Truth, Love and Cupcakes series, and each book will feature yummy, original cupcake recipes from the story. This fabulous new friendship series is slated to be a sweet success!

Reviews

"Sheryl Berk and her nine-year-old daughter, Carrie, have cooked up a delightful new series sure to be a treat." -- New York Family Magazine
"...a wonderful start to a fun new series." -- Escape Through The Pages
"A sweet book!" -- Cupcakes Take the Cake
"Author Sheryl Berk has good reason to be proud this Mother's Day. She has co-written a book with daughter Carrie -- who's only 9." -- New York Daily News.
"I really enjoyed The Cupcake Club. It read quickly and brought up some great discussion topics like bullying, building self esteem, not giving up, making friends, forgiving, and more." -- The Angel Forever
"I think that this is one of the best ideas for a club ever. I mean, I would totally join this club if it was available at my school! Nevertheless, I liked the role that it had to play in the story. I liked how it brought together all the main characters, making them form a strong friendship. I thought that this was a unique club idea in a novel, and something I could really relate to." -- Esther's Ever After
"It is a very cute book and a great book for a young girl to read...I loved reading about all of the successes and failures the club had while baking." -- The Reading Housewives of Indiana
"Readers looking for a light story are in for, much like cupcakes themselves, a small burst of fun." -- Booklist" -- Booklist
"Sheryl and Carrie Berk whip up a great story that is sure to be a treat for both children and adults." -- YA Crush
"There is a lot to recommend to young tween girl readers in Peace, Love and Cupcakes! This is a great book to hand to readers looking for something sweet... that features characters most girls (and boys if they would read the book) can relate to." -- YA Librarian Tales
"9-year-old author has recipe for success" -- Washington Post, KidsPost

Author Bio

New York Times bestselling co-author of Soul Surfer, SHERYL BERK is the founding editor in chief of Life & Style Weekly as well as a contributor to InStyle, Martha Stewart, and other publications. Her nine-year-old daughter, CARRIE, a cupcake connoisseur, cooked up the idea for the TLC series in second grade. Together, they have invented dozens of crazy cupcakes recipes in their NYC kitchen (can you say "Purple Velvet") and have the frosting stains on the ceiling to prove it.