Books in Tweenie Genie series

Meet Poppy Miller—just your normal pre-teen genieTo most people, Poppy Miller looks like an average 12-year-old girl. But secretly, Poppy isn't average at all. She's a genie. Poppy aced Stage One of her genie training, and she can't wait to start Stage Two at Genie High. She'll get to ride magic carpets, learn genie judo, and grant wishes—much more fun than normal school! But will a forbidden carpet race ruin her chances of being a genie forever?

Everyone knows that genies can only grant wishes, not make them, right? Not quite, as Poppy's second adventure reveals.When Poppy graduates from her final stage of genie training, she'll be allowed to make one special wish for her job after Genie High. She already knows exactly what she wants: to work in the stables with all the magic carpets! The only problem is that before she can graduate, Poppy has to mentor a Stage Two genie called Aggi. Aggi is the strangest genie Poppy's ever met—she's rude, she hates being a genie, and she thinks riding magic carpets is stupid. If Aggi doesn't start behaving like a proper genie, Poppy might never get her wish.

Poppy is just your normal, average, every day, ordinary girl. She isn’t the best at school or at sports, and her most remarkable talents are squeezing into tight places and touching her nose with her tongue. This is why Poppy never expects that on her 12th birthday, she will learn something perfectly extraordinary. She is a genie!But genie privileges, such as living in a bottle and granting wishes, don’t come automatically. Poppy must pass all of her classes at Tweenie Genie School—and manage to keep her new identity a complete and total secret. Training to be a genie is hard work. Can Poppy do it?

Poppy is just your normal, average, every day, ordinary girl. She isn’t the best at school or at sports, and her most remarkable talents are squeezing into tight places and touching her nose with her tongue. This is why Poppy never expects that on her 12th birthday, she will learn something perfectly extraordinary. She is a genie!But genie privileges, such as living in a bottle and granting wishes, don’t come automatically. Poppy must pass all of her classes at Tweenie Genie School—and manage to keep her new identity a complete and total secret. Training to be a genie is hard work. Can Poppy do it?

Having passed Stage One of her training with flying colors, Poppy is eager to return to Genie School and see all her friends, especially her trainer, Lexi. But Stage Two of genie training holds some serious surprises for Poppy. Only one of her friends is in her class, and her new mentor is jealous of her success. When a forbidden carpet race threatens to get her expelled from the genie world forever, Poppy has to wonder: Is she destined to be ordinary after all?