Overview: On her first day at a new school, Mia is given a book and bracelet that are more than they appear. The items have the power to transport Mia to a magical storybook world, Centopia, where she becomes a flying elf who has the ability to talk to unicorns!

DVD Verdict: If you have a daughter who likes 'My Little Pony,' The Disney Fairy movies about Tinkerbell and her friends, the Harry Potter films, and that sort of thing, then she would enjoy 'Mia and Me.'

It is about a young girl who is off at boarding school so she is trying adjust to new people and living conditions. If you remember your schooldays there are mean girls and nice girls, but this is all I will say about that.

Her dad though happens to be a game developer and made her a game based on stories he used to tell when she was quite young. All about the magical land of Centopia with fairies and unicorns. To her her great surprise and joy it turns out that she can play the game and actually wind up in the land of Centopia as a fairy herself! Thus the title of the show: Mia and me ... Mia (when on earth) and me (when in Centopia), well at least until the timer runs down!

And so, here in 'Mia & Me: Discover Centopia,' on her first day at a new school, Mia is given a book and bracelet that are more than they appear. The items have the power to transport Mia to a magical storybook world, Centopia, where she becomes a flying elf who has the ability to talk to unicorns! Mia learns that unicorn horns have magical properties, and that the wicked queen wants to capture all of the unicorns for their power. But can Mia help keep the unicorns safe? This is a Widescreen Presentation (1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 TVs and comes with the three (3) episodes of: Taking to Unicorns, Centopia's Hope, and restoration.