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At first this truly looks like another kiddy show, but truth be told it is enjoyable for older teens as well.  The show has a cute essence but it also shows the funny side that we all really love.  The most important is that we can get along/understand what the characters are going through, since we could have possibly been or is in their shoes. This show is also really good in the fact that it isn?t just made for the child audience and that it does give off some sense of maturity.  I do suggest that you at least watch an episode, since I, at times, rolled at how funny things were.

This Anime is about a girl, Ichigo Amano, who is trying to figure out what she is good at in life and what to do with it.  Though she has many short comings—and cannot compare to her younger sister who is an excellent pianist.

One day after a big contest for her sister, Ichigo finds a little bakery sale of very delicious and hand made desserts for sale.  Amongst the cakes she picked (which is many) she finds one that tastes familiar, like her deceased grandmother.  Looking for the person that made the cake, she meets a man named Henri, who compliments her ability to find the tastes, feelings, and ingredients in his cakes that he makes and suggests to her to go to St. Marie?s Academy—A famous school for aspiring pastry chiefs.

Feeling like she was finally considered good at something, Ichigo convinces her parents (mainly her mother) into letting her go to the boarding school.  With thoughts of her rediscovered dream, Ichigo starts the first day off feeling happy go lucky, and for some reason is put in Group A—The highest ranking group of her class—in which the Sugar Princes are in.  Come to find out, Ichigo isn?t as good as expected, but due to her willpower and her newfound partner vanilla, a fairy Patissiere in training, she learns how to cook.  Among her learning there is many ups and downs Ichigo will face and each rea.

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