Miranda Jones: 7 books

Ali wanted to liven up her room a bit. Add some color. But Little Genie’s mixed her magic up—and now everything Ali touches turns pink! Her bedspread, her T-shirt, her backpack—and the uniforms of an entire soccer team! Will Ali have to think pink forever?

Ali doesn’t feel like going to school today. And with Little Genie around, she doesn’ t have to. She’ll let Genie take her place! Is it a good idea to let a little genie pretend to be a human girl? The sparkling pink sand in Little Genie’s watch is starting to move—time for Ali to make a wish and find out!

When Ali and her gran pick up a dusty Lava lamp at the flea market, Ali never expects to find a little genie inside! Little Genie has a groovy approach to magic–after all, she hasn’t been out of her lamp since the 1960s! An excited Ali is soon making wishes–but Little Genie missed a few magic...

“No magic!” AlI tells Little Genie. Against her better judgment, Ali lets Genie come along on her class trip to Popplehoff Castle. Little Genie is sure that won’t be a problem. She’s too busy peering in dungeons and examining heirloom jewels for magic. But that’s before she and Ali meet...

Ali and her family are spending the weekend at a fancy spa. That is until Ali wishes for a more exciting vacation and they find themselves at a Wild West ranch! But this is the first time her family has been part of one of her wishes and things could go really wrong. And, there’s a mystery at the...

Little Genie has made Ali the same size as she is! It’s so much fun . . . until Genie’s hourglass breaks. The only way to fix it? Visit Genieland! Genie was asked to leave her school there because of all her mixed-up magic. And now she’s broken a major rule by not protecting her special genie...

Southern Gothic: New Tales of the South is an anthology like no other. Featuring over 15 stories and poems by new and veteran authors, the writing reflects a diverse range of Southern experience. From the post-Kartina New Orleans of Rose Yndigoyen’s “Long Gone Girls” and the deep-rooted family...