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An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success (2015)
Grace is excited for the summer so she can start a business with her friends, but things take an unexpected turn when her mom announces a trip to Paris. There, Grace must learn to get along with her French cousin, Sylvie, and she finds unexpected inspiration for her business. Then, Grace finds out her grandparents bakery, that inspired her to start a business, is closing. Can she and her friends find a way to save it?
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Grace is excited for the summer so she can start a business with her friends, but things take an unexpected turn when her mom announces a trip to Paris. There, Grace must learn to get along with her French cousin, Sylvie, and she finds unexpected inspiration for her business. Then, Grace finds out her grandparents bakery, that inspired her to start a business, is closing. Can she and her friends find a way to save it?
Rating:NR
Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Amy Rardin, Jessica O'Toole
In Theaters:6/23/2015
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Martin Chase Productions, Pioneer Pictures, Shaken, Not Stirred Productions
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