Charlie and Lola

Charlie helps his little sister Lola buy her best friend Lotta a birthday present, but Lola's great gift choice tempts her to play with it before she gives it to Lotta.

Lola is convinced that she is finally tall enough to ride the "Super Dooper Loop the Looper" at the fair, but her older brother Charlie gently tells her that she is still too short, but that there are many good things about being small.

Lola and Lotta have a duet in the school concert but Lola has the hiccups. Lola tries everything to get rid of the hiccups but nothing works until Charlie pretends to take Lola's hiccups from her.

Lola, who suddenly decides that she needs to have glasses, goes to the optician despite her brother Charlie's doubts that she actually requires them.

When Charlie and Marv prepare to create an invention for a school project, Charlie's younger sister, Lola, tries to help out.

Lola learns an important lesson when she thinks it's a joke to ask for her older brother Charlie's help when she does not really need it and one day he finally decides not to answer her call.

During her first sleepover, when it is time for bed and the lights are turned off, Lola wants to go home, but her friend Lotta relieves her fears with imaginary stories.

Charlie has promised his friend, Marv, that he will be there for the big soccer game, but Lola has a cold and Charlie meets her every demand, with decreasing patience, until it looks as if Lola will never let him leave.

Charlie tries to convince Lola to find the owner of a stuffed animal she found and would like to keep.

Lola, who is small and very funny, prepares for Field Day with help from her older brother Charlie, and her friends Lotta and Marv, but while she finds that most of the games are difficult, she might do well in the egg-and-spoon race, if she practices her concentration.