Ellie is a young girl with cerebral palsy who moves to a new town and must start over at a new school. She is determined to become a professional baker and makes friends with her new classmates. Format: Paperback / softback Length: 272 pages Publication date: 01 October 2020 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ellie is a young girl with cerebral palsy who moves to a new town with her mother to help take care of her ailing grandpa. She is determined to pursue her dreams of becoming a professional baker and is not afraid to speak her mind. However, when she arrives at her new school, she is not just the new kid; she is the new kid in a wheelchair who lives in the trailer park on the wrong side of town.At first, Ellie feels overwhelmed and like everything is one challenge too many. But then she meets some new friends, and things start to look up. She discovers that her new town has a lot to offer, including a community garden where she can grow her own food and a local bakery that hires people with disabilities.Ellie's mother is initially resistant to the idea of moving to the new town, but she eventually comes around to see the benefits that it can offer her daughter. She realizes that Ellie is happier and more independent in the new community, and that they are able to help take care of her grandpa without putting too much strain on themselves.The story is filled with heartwarming moments and touching scenes that will resonate with readers of all ages. It explores the themes of disability, family, and growing up, and shows that even in the face of adversity, there is always hope and possibility for a brighter future.Overall, "Ellie and the Chocolate Factory" is a beautiful and inspiring story that will leave readers feeling uplifted and hopeful. It is a testament to the power of friendship, determination, and the ability to see beyond what others may perceive as limitations. Weight: 192g Dimension: 130 x 193 x 21 (mm) ISBN-13: 9781534442566 Edition number: Reprint
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