Lily’s going to be in the school’s Easter show, but she’s very nervous. She keeps forgetting the words to the song. It’s a good thing they have Grandma’s magical jar which has just the right recipe to help – can-do crispies! Lily eats one bite and feels better already.
Can-do Crispies (Bake a Wish)
KSh 395.00
Lily’s going to be in the school’s Easter show, but she’s very nervous. She keeps forgetting the words to the song. It’s a good thing they have Grandma’s magical jar which has just the right recipe to help – can-do crispies! Lily eats one bite and feels better already.
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