Strawberry Shortcake and her friends decide to shake things up by going on a butterfly ride. All the girls have a fruitastic time, but Orange has so much fun that she decides she doesn’t want to come home. Can Strawberry convince her friend to fly back to Berry Bitty City?
ISBN: 978-0-448-45732-1
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