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Disney Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy Books in Order

Part ofKallie George Books in Order

Browse the Disney Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy books by Kallie George in order, with summaries, series background, and help choosing a first magical read.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Disney Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy books in publication order

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1

Mai and the Tricky Transformation

by Kallie George

2022

Mai faces a difficult magical assignment at Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy, where a transformation does not unfold as expected. To make things right, she must adapt her plan and trust what she can do.

2

Rory and the Magical Mix-Ups

by Kallie George

2022

Rory Spellington begins her first year at Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy eager to become a fairy godparent, despite trouble with magic spelling. A series of mix-ups teaches her that kindness and her own talents matter most.

3

Ophelia and the Fairy Field Trip

by Kallie George

2023

Ophelia looks forward to a field trip to Atlantica and the Wishing Whirlpool, but she keeps getting distracted by people who need help. Meeting her sea witch cousin helps her rethink what real help means.

Series background & context

Disney Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy is an illustrated chapter-book series set at a school for future fairy godparents. The students are learning how to grant wishes, use magic responsibly, and become the kind of helpers people can count on. Of course, the lessons do not always go smoothly.

Each book follows a different student as an assignment turns into a problem that needs more than a spell to fix. The academy's magical world connects to familiar Disney places and characters, but the focus stays on the young students finding their own strengths.

Magic spelling can be tricky.

In Rory and the Magical Mix-Ups, Rory Spellington starts her first year excited to learn fairy godparenting, despite struggling with magic spelling. Her mistakes show her that kindness and her own skills matter as much as getting every spell right. Mai and the Tricky Transformation gives another academy student a magical challenge that calls for flexibility. In Ophelia and the Fairy Field Trip, helpful Ophelia visits Atlantica and must learn the difference between helping and taking over. Cyrus and the Dragon Disaster follows Cyrus when a wish for a pet results in a dragon loose at school.

The ongoing setting is a busy school full of lessons, friends, magical mishaps, and chances to practice being brave. The students want to succeed, but the books make room for nerves, jealousy, mistakes, and the fear of disappointing others. Their solutions usually come from listening, working together, and trying again.

The tone is bright, funny, and reassuring. There is real action, including runaway magic and creatures that need catching, but the stories keep the focus on friendship and problem-solving. Readers who know Disney fairy-tale worlds will enjoy the familiar touches, while newcomers can follow the school adventures without needing a lot of background.

It is a series about learning that being a helper is not the same as being perfect.

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