Connor, Lexi

Beatrix tries to help George during his soccer game by using magic to make him as good as his favorite player, the Italian Zebra, but turns him into a zebra instead and must figure out a way to reverse the spell.

Eleven-year-old Beatrix is anxious to cast spells just like everyone else in her magical family, but one day at school she discovers a different kind of spelling.

Trouble brews when eleven-year-old witch Beatrix's non-magical friend George learns her secret.

Now that Beatrix (known to her friends as B) is eleven, she should be able to cast spells, just like everyone else in her magical family, but no matter how hard she tries, it doesn't work.

Beatrix takes on a great challenge when the latest batch of chocolate-covered fruit from Enchanted Chocolates--where Beatrix's father works--renders witches unable to enchant and it is up to her to find a solution or the future of magic is doomed.

Beatrix and George are thrilled when a new girl joins their class at school, but when strange things start to happen whenever Beatrix is around Trina, the girls start to wonder if Trina might be a witch too.

"Now that B's best friend, George, knows that she's a witch, he wants to see what she can do. And with the big championship soccer game coming up, George asks for B's magical help--can she make him play like his favorite soccer star, the Italian Zebra? But B's spell takes a wild turn, and soon George is more zebra than boy! Can she make his tail and ears V-A-N-I-S-H before the big game?"--P. [4] of cover.

Eleven-year-old Beatrix is anxious to cast spells just like everyone else in her magical family, but one day at school she discovers a different kind of spelling.

Beatrix (known as "B") is convinced that a witch who is part of a circus isn't really a witch. But when B's best friend George ends up hexed, B needs to find a way to make all the bad things stop happening.