Morris, Kimberly

As Valentine's Day approaches, Raven tries to help her lonely little brother find love, but regrets her actions when his overgrown ego leads him to treat a girl badly.

Tinker Bell, having broken the moonstone for the scepter she was supposed to make to commemorate the blue harvest moon, has an adventure full of danger and surprises while trying to find the Mirror of Incanta which can fix it.

A simplified retelling of Dorothy's adventures after a cyclone transports her to the land of Oz and she must seek out the great wizard in order to return to Kansas.

Gilbert and his big sister Rachel must go to foster care while their mother is in rehab, and meet a lot of adults appointed to help them including a caseworker, foster parents, foster brothers and sisters, a lawyer, therapist, a judge, and their own court appointed special advocate.

Collects two stories featuring the fairies of Pixie Hollow as Tinker Bell's best friend Rani learns about the treasures of friendship.

In the land of Pixie Hollow, home of the Never fairies, each fairy has a special talent. Tinker Bell is not happy with hers. Sure being a tinker fairy--dreaming up inventions, fixing things--is fun, but Tinker Bell would rather travel with the nature fairies to help change the seasons.

After watching the Explorer Birds pass her by, Beck, an animal-talent fairy, uses some of Vidia's enhanced fairy dust to help her fly faster so she can travel with the birds beyond the boundaries of Never Land.

Tinker Bell is not proud of her talent and sets out to find a new one, determined to prove she can help the other fairies bring spring to the mainland.

Tinker Bell is captured by a human girl and the other fairies race to rescue her.

Tired of being the middle child, Molly tries to distinguish herself from her sisters.