"It's Twinkle's first day at The Fairy School of Magic and Music, and she can't wait to make spells like all the other fairies. But Twinkle keeps forgetting the magic words, and her spells go from bad to worse!"--Publisher description

Twinkle wants to win first place in the Fairy Fly Race, so she practices every day with her friends.

When flutists Twinkle, Pippa, and Lulu practice a song for Fairy Godmother's party, Twinkle cannot seem to hit a note, but determined not to give up--because fairies never do--she discovers there are other ways to make music.

Twinkle's plans for an extra-special birthday party seemed ruined when a storm blows through the night before, tearing down decorations and raining on her cake.

Twinkle accidentally turns everything at Fairy Godmother's garden party pink, from the roses to her canary.

Twinkle's wish of having a pet comes true, but instead of something cute and fluffy, she gets a badly-behaved dragon.

Twinkle practices and practices to be perfect in the school play, but her friends remind her she does not need to be perfect to shine like a star.

Twinkle and her classmates at The Fairy School of Magic and Music are going to the library where all the fairies select their favorite story and cast a spell to make it come to life.

Twinkle and her classmates are planting a garden, but unlike everyone else's flowers, Twinkle's are not growing--until she realizes her seeds require special encouragement.

Twinkle's attempts to bake a cake get messier and messier until she realizes the ingredient she needs is help from her friends.