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Theresa Allen would lose her feet if they weren’t attached to her ankles, at least that’s what her older sister, Amy, says. And deep down, Theresa wonders if Amy might be right. So when Theresa is put in charge of the fifth-grade section of the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Middle School Spring Carnival, she knows she’s going to ruin it for everyone. She just can’t handle all that responsibility. Or can she? Right from the get-go, things are pretty messy—literally. When Theresa spills chocolate ice cream all over her new day planner, she feels more discouraged than ever before. That is, until the fairy ornament on her pencil comes to life! But will a two-inch-tall fairy named Izzy help Theresa out of her sticky situation and guide her toward success?

Theresa Allen would lose her feet if they weren't attached to her ankles, at least that's what her older sister, Amy, says. And deep down, Theresa wonders if Amy Might be right. So, when Teheresa is put in charge of the fifth-grade section of the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Middle School Spring Carnival, she knows she's going to ruin it for everyone. She just can't handle all the responsibility, or can she?

Theresa Allen would lose her feet if they weren’t attached to her ankles, at least that’s what her older sister, Amy, says. And deep down, Theresa wonders if Amy might be right. So when Theresa is put in charge of the fifth-grade section of the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Middle School Spring Carnival, she knows she’s going to ruin it for everyone. She just can’t handle all that responsibility. Or can she? Right from the get-go, things are pretty messy—literally. When Theresa spills chocolate ice cream all over her new day planner, she feels more discouraged than ever before. That is, until the fairy ornament on her pencil comes to life! But will a two-inch-tall fairy named Izzy help Theresa out of her sticky situation and guide her toward success?