Thirteen Founders. Thirteen Roots. Three girls must find them all.

After passing the tests the Founders put before them, and making it back out of the sunflower fairy-ring alive, Meghan, Mira, and Maya now face an even more daunting task… gathering the rest of the Roots. Who would believe their story? Besides, they’re all three grounded and that puts some heavy constraints on the time they have to find and convince them all to help save the town.

Meghan is having some troubles at home now too. Her new powers are stirring up some strong feelings, and when she finds out a key piece of her history while researching Roots, she unlocks a whole new truth about who she is and where she comes from.

Mira is grounded. But her grounding looks a little different from a normal kid’s grounding. No books, no helping make dinner, no tucking in her little sisters for bed and three weeks of community center classes after school. Mira finds this utterly uproarious. She doesn’t enjoy socializing more than the mandatory three to four hours at school every day. She doesn’t enjoy being the new girl in every class. And she especially doesn’t like that in each class she takes, she somehow hurts someone with her clumsiness.

Maya is also grounded, except for orchestra practice and studying at the library. After her amazing solo and the orchestra’s overall phenomenal performance at the Halloween Festival, they’re invited to play during a charity event for one of the most prestigious Non-profit organizations in Butterpond. There will only be five players allowed, and the music will be contemporary. This is an opportunity Maya’s been waiting for since she started playing in the middle school orchestra, but how will she tell her parents?