I read this with my daughter in Spanish (she had to translate quite a bit of it for me). She was truly freaked out by the chickens! But we had a good conversation about what the chickens symbolize (lol). I'm going to get the other books in the series for her even though she said the chickens were like a nightmare. It's hard for me to find high-low books in Spanish for her (high interest for an 8yo, with a lower reading level because her Spanish reading comprehension is more like 2nd grade). ( )

Cute, but I probably won't continue with the series.

Note: I received a digital review copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley. ( )

The illustrations are great, but the story doesn't make much sense. I'm probably not the right audience, but there is so much what? going on that I didn't really get into it. ( )

Cici is a young girl whose parents are separating and dad is saying good-bye as he moves out. Cici is devastated and does not know what to do. She is even afraid to tell her best friend. Her 10th birthday is coming up and she is afraid to invite her friend over because her dad will not be there. She finally decides to go to a party with her best friend. She is still unhappy and does not want to be there or be hanging out with those girls. When she gets home, she finds out her Abuela has come to live with them to help out. The next morning, she wakes up with fairy wings and finds out fairies run in the family. On top of everything else, she is not sure she can handle any more changes.

This is a great book for early readers (gr. 2 - 4), especially girls. I received a copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. ( )

This fast paced graphic novel has all the ingredients for a great story but the drawings of the characters seem young for their age (10) and one jumps from one scene to another. Although I do believe the audience will get passed those obstacles and like this what is looking like a new graphic novels series. ( )