The royal tea party. Gigi has important news to share with her best friend, Frances, but how best to make such a grand announcement? This story reinforces the vital message that each child is important to God. The pink ballerina. Gigi and Frances take their first dance lesson. 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.

Treated by her family as a princess, Gigi imagines herself to be of royal birth so when she unwraps her gifts on Christmas morning expecting a crown, she gets a big surprise.

Gigi and her friend Frances sign up for ballet class, thinking that is what God wants them to do.

Gigi and the Purple Ponies finds Gigi at a try-out for the soccer team with her best friend, Frances. This setting gives her the perfect opportunity to learn that God has given us all different gifts-some maybe great soccer players, while others do their best in, um...er, other pursuits. Gigi Goes Camping finds the pinkest Princess wa-a-a-y out of her Royal Comfort Zone. She's with her family on her very first-ever overnight camping trip. Many "un-royal"...

In these animated adventures Gigi and Frances learn to deal with disappointment and learn that "special needs" can mean more than one thing. The Ginormous Sneeze: Sheila Walsh asks: "Have you ever felt like your world was spinning out of control? Like there was nothing you could do, nothing your parents or your friends or ANYbody could do, to make things better? I think we've all felt that way sometime and being sick is no fun at all. But we must...

When she is sick and feels terrible, is messy and looks bad, and even when she is thoughtless and hurts someone's feelings, Gigi knows that she is always God's little princess.

A princess knows a lot of different people, and sometimes it can be hard to remember that each of them is royally loved by God and should be treated that way. Gigi discovers that each member of God's court is important and needs love as much as she does.