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In this story, Jaime's Aunt is getting married to Angeline's Uncle and they are planning their wedding. Jamie, Isabella and Angeline are going to be bridesmaids and they hate their dresses and shoes. So Isabella pretends to fall down the stairs wearing the shoes so they can not be able to wear it. Also at the same time, Stickybuns is going to have babies for Stinker. In the middle of the book, Aunt Carol and Uncle Devon get into a fight and go through stressful times but at the end they get married and Jaime, Isabella, and Angeline all get new dresses and shoes.
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