Egan, Kate

While on vacation in London, Stanley Lambchop is asked to help recover royal jewels that have been stolen.

On the day of the big costume party Pinkie Pie dresses up as a beautiful unicorn; but when she gets to the party, everything seems to go wrong.

While on vacation in Boston, a tour guide invites Flat Stanley to reenact Paul Revere's famous midnight ride.

Mike is so excited when the first-ever talent show is announced at his school. Finally, he'll be able to be on stage, performing magic!.

Mike reluctantly bonds with good-girl neighbor Nora while learning fun skills at The White Rabbit magic shop, the owner of which believes Mike could become a great magician.

Mike attempts to convince his parents that he is responsible enough to be allowed to ride his bicycle to the magic shop all by himself.

Mike is doing better in school these days. Learning magic helps him to learn other things as well. Sure, he's gotten in trouble in the past, but things are different now. So why does everyone still think he's the same old Mike? If only there was a magic trick to change his reputation...Then, during one of his visits to The White Rabbit Magic Shop, Mike finds something that could be even better than a magic trick - it's possible that Mike could be related to Harry Houdini - the greatest magician ever! But when Mike lets the news slip, and Jackson Jacobs dares him to prove it, he knows that he's in the type of bind that only magic can help him escape!.

When Mike, an amateur magician, mentions that he might be related to Harry Houdini, Jackson Jacobs challenges him to prove it.

Surviving fourth grade is little easier now that Mike has found the magic shop. But after missing a special magic show, Mike wants to prove to his parents that he is responsible enough to ride his bike downtown alone.