(4) 4-6 Oh My Godmother series. Illustrated by Abigail Halpin. Lacey Unger-Ware, a fairy-godmother-in-training at Godmother Academy, has six days to make her client's wish of a dream wedding to her true love come true, with life-altering consequences hinging on her success. Hasty spells and a major error in assumption create the drama in this otherwise lightweight fantasy grounded in the reality of middle school. Cutesy illustrations underscore the levity.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(4) 4-6 Oh My Godmother series. Illustrated by Abigail Halpin. In the third book, Lacey continues her fairy-godmother training by helping outcast Martin win over their class with a magic carnival. She resolves to make his life not "stink," though she doesn't understand the full extent of his stress. As usual, well-intentioned Lacey's magic makes life more complicated, not less. Cute spot art enlivens this lightweight fantasy story about friendship and determination.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(4) 4-6 Oh My Godmother series. Illustrated by Abigail Halpin. In this lightweight series starter, twelve-year-old outcast Lacey finds an injured fairy godmother stuck in her hair one day. She belongs to popular cheerleader Paige, and without her magic, Paige's dream won't come true--and neither will Lacey's. Lacey takes over the role and unsurprisingly learns there's more to Paige than she had assumed. Cutesy black-and-white drawings illustrate the magical hijinks.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor