Willa Bean starts her day on a moody note when Cupid Academy is closed for the day, but things shape up when her dad promises to take her to work with him and that means Willa Bean gets to visit Earth for the first time. Short, often alliterated titled chapters, occasional gray-scale illustrations, and large font for the young reader transitioning into chapter books. Galante seamlessly incorporates definitions and explanations of new vocabulary into her text making it a fluid read. Readers will encounter two worlds, both Willa Bean’s fictitious world in Nimbus as well as life in London where young readers will find relatable life-on-earth themes, like bullies at school. The protagonist, an attention seeking middle child who doesn’t always do as she is told, but follows the Cupid Rule to be kind all the time, is easily relatable to young girls, especially those whose imagination leads them to fantasy worlds where they can fly and have magic powers. Part of the Little Wings series, this cutesy book will appeal to girlie girls in the upper elementary grades. ( )