Strawberry Shortcake: Berry Bitty Adventures

Strawberry and Orange are dangling their legs in the stream when something tickles Orange’s foot. She is sent squealing from the water, certain an eel is after her. Strawberry good-naturedly chuckles at her antics. But Orange gets her dander up and wades into the water to face her “attacker.” When she looks down into the water, gazing up at her is the cutest, most adorable, puffy-cheeked fish she’s ever seen. It’s love at first sight. Orange has to take him home.

At the next Storytime, Strawberry is going to read a new poem. We see her at the podium as she finishes writing it, one afternoon when no one else is in the café except Custard and Pupcake. Strawberry clears her throat and reads the poem aloud. It’s a simple, sweet rhyme about the magic of making wishes on falling stars. She tries a few different rhymes as she goes, noting them on her paper. She is startled to hear applause from Mr. Longface Caterpillar who has heard her recital. Strawberry asks him if he can help her finesse it – which, of course, he’s delighted to do. As the days before the next Storytime go by, Strawberry realizes that Mr. Longface has completely changed her poem.

From the BerryWorks to Strawberry's Café, everyone is excited about who will win this year's Spring Flower Festival! Berry Bitty City is decorated with colorful banners proclaiming the big event. Lemon works the hardest. For weeks she has watered her violets by day and sung to them at night, doing everything she can to win first prize. With the contest just a day away, Lemon is at her garden early. She discovers to her shock and dismay that one of her violet plants is missing! She is heartbroken. Everyone gathers around, expressing their sorrow for Lemon and abuzz with mystification over how it could have happened.

Strawberry has her hands full when she agrees to babysit a young Berrykin who has magical powers.

Lemon orders a new high-tech machine to do salon services faster, then worries that she is no longer needed in the community.

A packaging mix-up at the seed company results in Blueberry planting popcorn instead of daisies.