eyeglasses

After having his eye exam, Chuckie decides that glasses make everything look better.

Boris, pleased when the eye doctor labels him an important-sounding "astimagtic," gets glasses and finds a job, but soon decides he likes the world better a bit fuzzy.

Abby thinks Rosa's glasses make her look beautiful and wishes she wore glasses herself. Abby experiments with goggles, her dad's funny glasses, and her grandmother's reading glasses until she discovers her own uniqueness.

Orange Blossom is worried about wearing her new glasses, and Strawberry Shortcake and the other girls help her realize that friendship is based on who you are and not what you look like.

A boy is unhappy about having to wear glasses, until his doctor provides an imaginative list of well-adjusted eyeglass wearers.

Nick describs what happened when he went to the optometrist to get glasses.

Fifth-grader Andrea discovers that her new glasses give her the power of mind control over family and friends, but her experiments in "improving" them have horrifying results.

On a family car trip, Molly uses mathematics to convince her younger brother that she has x-ray vision.

A boy is unhappy about having to wear glasses, until his doctor provides an imaginative list of well-adjusted eyeglass wearers.