Okay, there are several reasons that I gave this a 3 star (liked it) and not a star higher. (If you've read the book, then, you'll get the pun there) I really wanted to like this book more, but, just couldn't. Anyway, I rather enjoyed the first 90 pages of the story (even if I had to pop back into the glossary a few times to figure out what the authors were talking about), which happened on another world, then, it popped to our world and Tessa having to fulfill a wish. The next 41 pages felt hurried through as if the authors went - yeah, yeah, we've got to have Tessa fulfill a "wish" so she can get back home, so, let's hurry this up, and not really have a reason to do all of this (it would have been better if they had taken their time with the wish part and had Tessa learn a valuable lesson about something, not scurry through it). The last 10 pages were about Tessa back home again. And if you've been keeping count that's only 141 pages (there's a glossary, acknowledgements, author page, and a sneak peek that does bring the whole book to 171 pages, but, the whole story is only 141! So, it's short!) I did enjoy the writing style, but, drowned in all the star-this star-that and thought a lot of the star named things were way over done. Sure have a few star themed words or items - I would have giggled at them when I was a kid - but, in this, it was over done, over the top, and some things were given brand new names just to "make" them feel different. (A muffin is still a muffin!). This is the only book of this series that I've read - it's number 9 - and fair warning, it leaves on a cliff hanger, so, be aware.