Doerrfeld, Cori

Two best friends understand that saying goodbye to one experience means saying hello to the next, but that does not make it easier when one friend has to move away.

"When Taylor's block castle is destroyed, all the animals think they know just what to do, but only the rabbit quietly listens to how Taylor is feeling"--.

Cici is learning how to make friends and use her magic, but when she becomes jealous of popular Kendra and finds Kendra's beloved lost doll, Cici gives in to the temptation to use her magic to make Kendra look like the doll, and makes it ugly. However, Cici's abuela warns her to try to see the best in people, or else the consequences may be permanent.

Cici, a young fairy, is only joking when she uses her powers to play a trick on the popular girl at school. But the changes Cici made to her classmate will last forever if she doesn't learn to see the best in people.

Cici goes camping and finds that nature is very different as a fairy, which threatens to ruin all her plans.

As though waking up with fairy wings on her birthday wasn't enough of a shock, Cici has only one day to decide if she wants to remain a fairy. Luckily, Abuela is there to help her sort it out.

Elephant siblings Maggie, the older elephant, and Wendel, the younger, have incredible imaginations, which take them to the wildest of places. They pretend to rescue a friend from a burning building. They buy a pet dragon at the local pet store. A wild jungle safari leads to great fun. Sometimes Maggie and Wendel have different ideas of what to play, and while that might cause some tension, the love between sister and brother always prevails.

"A lot is changing for Cici. Her parents are separating, her wacky abuela is moving in, and on her tenth birthday, she wakes up with fairy wings! Cici's new magical powers let her see people as they truly are. But what she learns about her friends and family isn't always easy to accept. She has only one day to decide whether to keep her wings. When Cici wishes life could just be normal again, will she choose to believe in the power of fairies?"--Page 4 of cover.

Reveals the reason Little Bunny Foo Foo has been bopping field mice on the head, and why the Good Fairy should be more careful.