Frannie grapples with her role in a mother-daughter fashion show, feeling more suited to designing than modeling. Despite her passion for fashion, her ideas go unrecognized, leading to her removal from the show. Faced with the challenge of not fitting into either role, Frannie must discover her own unique way to stand out and express herself. The story explores themes of self-identity and creativity in the face of adversity.
A wedding is on the horizon, bringing excitement and anticipation. The story unfolds around the preparations, relationships, and dynamics that come into play as the big day approaches. Friends and family navigate their emotions, revealing secrets and unexpected twists that challenge their bonds. Amidst the chaos of planning, love, friendship, and personal growth take center stage, creating a tapestry of heartfelt moments leading up to the celebration of love.
Frannie has been named principal for the day and she couldn't be more excited! To spend the whole day in an office?-with a desk, a copier, and swivel chair, no less?-is beyond her wildest dreams! Pretty soon all these office supplies are making her a little punchy, and before she knows it she's accidentally setting off the fire alarm, which is no small offense. But as principal of her own school, does she get to come up with her own punishment?
The story centers on Frannie and her community's efforts to save their local center, The Ark, from closing. They organize a fundraising concert and reach out to rock star Aimee Chapman, who agrees to perform. Through this experience, Frannie discovers the excitement of the music industry and dreams of becoming a rock star herself, revealing her newfound understanding of the glamorous yet challenging aspects of the profession. The narrative explores themes of community, ambition, and the transformative power of music.
Frannie is more intrigued by a business conference in Orlando than the typical attractions. Eager to immerse herself in the adult world of business, she sees a chance to elevate her status by potentially becoming the keynote speaker. Her adventurous spirit drives her to navigate this unexpected opportunity, promising a mix of excitement and personal growth amidst the usual vacation fun.
Frannie must rethink her dream of becoming a veterinarian after she and Elliott, her future assistant, cause chaos by letting her Aunt Magoo's dog, Bark, loose in a veterinarian's waiting room.
The story follows Frannie, who, after a party featuring a fortune teller, decides to become one herself. As she fabricates fortunes for her classmates, she learns the impact of her words when her friends take her predictions too seriously, neglecting their responsibilities. This experience teaches Frannie that the role of a fortune teller is more complex than she anticipated, revealing that her supposed psychic abilities may not be what she thought. The narrative explores themes of responsibility and the influence of belief on behavior.