Fog City Girl Fixer

A girl. A wrench. A whole neighborhood worth saving.Out in the foggy Avenues of San Francisco, eight-year-old Jordan Lawrence already knows exactly what she wants to be when she grows up. Not a teacher. Not a nurse. A plumber.Everybody's got something to say about that. Her daddy says she's wasting her good brain. Her mama - a girly-girl who dreamed of ribbons and tea parties - says she doesn't want her daughter "being a boy." The boys on the block say girls don't. But Jordan was raised by a grandmother with one unshakeable rule - you can do anything you set your mind to - and a grandfather who left her his red toolbox and the gift in her own two hands.From a leaky sink at eight to a grumpy old plumber's shop that becomes her second home, Jordan grows up, gets good, and pulls a whole crew of neighborhood kids into the trade with her - the Fog City Fixers. But when a smooth developer in a grey coat starts buying up the Avenues one failing house at a time, and a single terrible mistake gets her shut down just as her grandmother's health breaks, everything Jordan loves lands on the line.It will take the worst storm in thirty years - and every hand she ever trained - to prove what she's really made of.Fog City Girl Fixer is a warm, fierce, unputdownable coming-of-age novel about faith, family, and holding your ground. For every girl who was ever told "that's not for you" - and did it anyway.