Simply adorable!

Three year old Penelope is something of a chatterbox and can sometimes be quite a little imp, but her sweet nature, insatiable curiosity and sense of humour are really quite irresistible. Full of fun, these positive little stories about everyday life with her family and friends are lovingly illustrated and told with humour and affection.

The beautifully simple graphic design, warm colours and soft textures all welcome us to Penelope's idyllic world and provide an overall sense of harmony, softness and security.

Episode 8: Penelope goes shopping
Penelope goes shopping with Mum, but gets lost. She looks in a number of shops and eventually finds her.

Episode 9: Penelope in the snow
Penelope decides to make a snowman. She?s never done it before and it?s not easy but she manages in the end.

Episode 10: Penelope opens a shop*
Penelope opens a flower shop. She trades the flowers with her friends and then sells what they have given her. She has fun running her business.

Episode 11: Penelope goes to the beach
Penelope gets her bag ready for the beach. She?s not sure what to put in but eventually packs all she will need.

Episode 12: Penelope plays at the seaside
Penelope plays on the beach. She goes swimming, plays with a beach ball, collects seashells and builds a castle.

Episode 13: Penelope is polite
Penelope learns to be polite. She learns how to greet people, how to say sorry, how to thank people for their help and how to say goodbye.

Episode14: Playing with Colours
Penelope and her friends play with colours at school. They sing a song with their teacher about colours and try to find things that are yellow, blue, green and red.

Episode 15: Penelope Sings
Penelope sings a song about animals to her proud parents.

Episode 16: It?s Delicious Penelope
Penelope wants to eat sweets but Mum and Dad encourage her to eat her dinner first. She doesn?t want to finish her soup but if she doesn?t, she can?t have desert.


Episode 17: Penelope tidies her room
Penelope wants to play but Mum wants her to tidy her room. Penelope makes a start but she is easily distracted. In the end, Mum and Dad help her.