It's the perfect day -- several fluffy feet of new snow!! Gigi and Frances have all kinds of fun planned -- but without warning somebody comes down with a serious cold. When great disappointment strikes, what's the most important thing to do? Based on Philippians 4:6-7.

In The Pink Ballerina, Gigi and Frances take their first dance lesson. With reluctant practice and awkward help from Tiara (her new do) and Lord Fluffy (her not-so-cooperative cat), Gigi struggles to dance perfectly to make God proud of her. But she unexpectedly learns that God is most proud of us when we show love to others.

Like any royal ruler, she expects to get exactly what she wants-especially when it's her birthday! So when Gigi discovers that her parents did not buy her the Princess Pinky Starr Castle, she couldn't be more disappointed. Gigi's imagination whisks her away to a fairy-tale dreamland but when she awakes, Gigi is thrilled to discover that her dad has built her a toy castle as unique as she is.

Gigi and Frances are both excited to go see the traveling circus. They've heard that it is the only circus in the world with princess tight-rope walkers and pink tigers. Well that last part may not have been accurate. The girls learn that getting everything 'right' is not as important as showing love and caring for our friends. Based on 1 John 4:7.

The show finds Gigi wa-a-a-y out of her Princess zone while on an overnight church camping trip. Many "un-royal" activities follow her pinkness to the great outdoors along with Francess, Will, Tiara, and Lord Fluffy.

Gigi breaks a vase but blames it on her pet cat. When her mom doubts her story, Gigi embellishes it to convince her, but the lies continue to grow until Gigi can no longer bear it and finally confesses. Her parents help her see the damage that lying can do.