Her carelessness during a science experiment at school prompts Alison to visit the magic attic where she learns that she doesn't need to be first in everything.

Heather learns that bragging can get you in trouble when her ballet skills aren't all that she said they were.

Alison finds a way to turn a crisis into an opportunity when her bike is damaged just before she was to ride it in a parade.

A visit to the magic attic helps Megan overcome her cold feet at the thought of traveling alone to visit her father at a ski resort in Switzerland.

Megan learns how to handle her fear of failure when she travels through the magic mirror and finds she is an important member of the Flamingos gymnastics team.

Heather finds herself in grave danger when she travels to Spain in 1492. She learns that all Jews must accept the faith of the King--or die! Now she has new respect for her ancestors and the meaning of Passover. But how will she escape? Can she stow away on one of Christopher Columbus's ships?

A lavish garden party and a croquet match lead Keisha to a suspicious-looking stranger and a conversation about an explosion.

On another adventure through the mirror in the magic attic, Rose assists Peter Presto, world-famous magician, in an internationally televised performance in Salzburg, Austria.

When a disastrous math test shakes her self-confidence, Alison goes through the magic mirror and finds her skills and courage tested as a junior river guide on a white-water rafting trip.

The magic attic sends Heather to a televised talent contest in the 1950s, where she performs with a singing group called the Pink Poodles.

While trying to find a topic for her school assignment, Keisha visits Ellie's attic and discovers the excitement of the music and writing that flourished among African-Americans in Harlem during the 1920s.

Transported by the Magic Attic to a cruise ship called the Jewel of the Sea, five friends meet a haughty English girl named Lady Ashley and help her when her parents forget her birthday.