Lois Wickstrom

Maia is going to the race, but it's early. She stops to look at her reflection in the pond. The reflection turns into another girl -- a girl who is swimming -- a girl who is a mermaid named Trezzie. Trezzie takes Maia's hand and together they swim to her castle under the water. She gives Maia a piece of a plant that becomes a doorbell, so Maia can call her any time. The two of them skip stones across the water. Maia's friend Fig shows up. "Where were you? Why weren't you at the race?" Maia tries to explain she was swimming with her new friend Trezzie. Fig can't see Trezzie and doesn't believe her. Fig goes away mad. Trezzie resurfaces. Maia and Trezzie continue playing.

Maia is going to the race, but it's early. She stops to look at her reflection in the pond. The reflection turns into another girl -- a girl who is swimming -- a girl who is a mermaid named Trezzie. Trezzie takes Maia's hand and together they swim to her castle under the water. She gives Maia a piece of a plant that becomes a doorbell, so Maia can call her any time. The two of them skip stones across the water. Maia's friend Fig shows up. "Where were you? Why weren't you at the race?" Maia tries to explain she was swimming with her new friend Trezzie. Fig can't see Trezzie and doesn't believe her. Fig goes away mad. Trezzie resurfaces. Maia and Trezzie continue playing.

The Orange Forest Rabbit's Carrot business is off to a thriving start. First a blue fireball crashes into his favorite carrot field. Then his carrots and his customers start disappearing. And a spy from Lucky Dog Carrots is trying to steal the recipe for his maximally delicious carrot bread. Robes Pierre, his loyal puppy smells trouble. Will the Orange Forest Rabbit listen in time to prevent further disasters?

There's a new kid in class, named Squilla Balloo. She's smart. She's popular. She's got to go. There's a book in the library with a magic spell: How to Get Rid of your Enemy. Of course, there's a catch. She needs to get one hair from her enemy. It has to be just one hair. While our heroine is brewing her magic, she invites her enemy to visit -- to obtain that hair. One of her own hairs falls in, too. Now, they must work together to stop the magic before they both disappear.

There's a new kid in class, named Squilla Balloo. She's smart. She's popular. She's got to go. There's a book in the library with a magic spell: How to Get Rid of your Enemy. Of course, there's a catch. She needs to get one hair from her enemy. It has to be just one hair. While our heroine is brewing her magic, she invites her enemy to visit -- to obtain that hair. One of her own hairs falls in, too. Now, they must work together to stop the magic before they both disappear.

When the class is parading across the school grounds, Drake falls. Nobody notices. Drake thinks he might be invisible. He looks in the mirror. All he can see is his clothes. No face, no hands, no feet. He undresses and tries to go home, but he's wearing his backpack and the other kids spot him. Now he's got their attention.

When the class is parading across the schoolgrounds, Drake falls. Nobody notices. Drake thinks he might be invisible. He looks in the mirror. All he can see is his clothes. No face, no hands, no feet. He undresses and tries to go home, but he's wearing his backpack and the other kids spot him. Now he's got their attention.

Mr. Bonbon was up bright and early, determined to catch Annabelle, the candy thief. He was up all night plotting to trick her and teach her a lesson. He thought: I know I'll make the candy look easy to steal. He made a giant marshmallow rabbit.A modern version of Tar Baby.

Mr. Bonbon was up bright and early, determined to catch Annabelle, the candy thief. He was up all night plotting to trick her and teach her a lesson. He thought: I know I'll make the candy look easy to steal. He made a giant marshmallow rabbit.A modern version of Tar Baby.