Little Genie Home On The Range

Ali and her family are spending the weekend at a fancy spa. That is until Ali wishes for a more exciting vacation and they find themselves at a Wild West ranch! But this is the first time her family has been part of one of her wishes and things could go really wrong. And, there’s a mystery at the ranch that Ali’s got to solve. Good thing her loyal pardner, Little Genie, has some giddyup in her magic!

Little Genie has made Ali the same size as she is! It’s so much fun . . . until Genie’s hourglass breaks. The only way to fix it? Visit Genieland! Genie was asked to leave her school there because of all her mixed-up magic. And now she’s broken a major rule by not protecting her special genie watch. Will Ali and Genie be able to get the hourglass repaired–or will Ali stay the size of a pencil forever?

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When Ali wishes for the family vacation to be more fun, she gets more than she bargained for when the spa is turned into a Wild West ranch, cactus start walking, and a mule starts talking.

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