Poor Hazel (Hazy) Bloom desperately wants an iguana, but her chances of getting one are slipping away. Every time she tries to show her parents she can be responsible, something goes wrong. At school, the third-grade FUNdraiser Challenge is coming up, and Hazy's class needs a project. Thanks to one of her "tomorrow power" visions, Hazy suggests Pet Day, which the class loves (great!) and votes her into the position of project leader (not so great!). Now, she's in charge, but can't get organized without her best friend's help. Two days before the event, Hazy surprises her parents with her dedication to the school project, effectively demonstrating her ability to handle responsibility. Hamburg's second entry in the Tomorrow Power series, following Hazy Bloom and the Tomorrow Power (2017), offers young readers another hilarious story centered around family and friendship, with enough action and conflict to propel the plot. As with the first book, Harney's delightful pen-and-ink drawings are quirky and expressive, adding even more humor to the already funny text.

Lila's happy when her visiting city cousins, Rosie and Takeo, do her hair and play with her outside. But Lila starts to feel left out when she sees her cousins using chopsticks better than she can. While the text never mentions it, Lila's ethnic identity appears to be different from that of her cousins. With vibrant mixed-media collages, this is a quiet story of how people from different backgrounds and cultures can learn from each other.