Stern, A. J

Young Frannie B. Miller, desperate to find a job, comes up with a plan to take her aunt's limping dog to the vet and so impress the doctor that he hires her on the spot.

Frannie opens a fortune telling business after assisting Star, who reads tarot cards at a party for Frannie's father, but she discovers making up fortunes can cause a lot of trouble, in chapter-book format.

Mayhem ensues when Frannie, thrilled to be the flower girl in the wedding of her best friend's mother, discovers her latest calling--wedding planning.

Frannie's wildest dreams come true when she is named principal for the day, but she soon realizes running the school comes with a lot of responsibilities.

Frannie decides she would rather be a designer than a model in a mother-daughter fashion show, but when her fashion sense goes unappreciated and she is entirely excluded from the event, she tries to find a way to shine.

"When Frannie's local community center, The Ark, announces it is going out of business, Frannie and the community join together to create a fundraising concert. Frannie and her friends write letters to rockstar Aimee Chapman asking her to perform at the concert and she says yes! Frannie and her friends learn all about the perks of being a rockstar and, of course, Frannie decides rock star is perfect for a career. After all, a green room is actually an office for rock stars!"--Provided by publisher.

Frannie opens a fortune telling business at school after assisting Star, who reads tarot cards at a surprise party for Frannie's father, but soon it becomes clear that making up fortunes can cause a lot of trouble.

When Frannie and her mother accompany her father on a business trip to Florida, Frannie would rather help him at the conference hotel than go with her mother to Princessland theme park.

Frannie Miller, who cannot wait to grow up and work in an office with a swivel chair and her own assistant, causes havoc when she tries to help out while on a school field trip to the local radio station.

Young Frannie B. Miller, desperate to find a job, comes up with a plan to take her aunt's limping dog to the vet and so impress the doctor that he hires her on the spot.