As the town prepares for the upcoming Blueberry Festival, Kylie Jean Carter sets her sights on the prestigious honor of becoming the annual Blueberry Queen.

Despite her lack of talent for playing basketball, Kylie Jean Carter resolves to practice all she can so that she can win the Free Throw Tournament and become the Little Dribbler Queen.

Kylie Jean Carter gets a part in the local ballet recital of Swan Lake, but when the boy dancing the part of the prince breaks his ankle the show will have to be cancelled--unless she can persuade her brother to try out.

Kylie Jean Carter plans to sing in the annual Fourth of July Jubilee talent show.

Kylie Jean needs to find a way to make some spending money, and she decides that baking cupcakes for people--and dogs--and selling them at garage sales is the perfect solution.

When Kylie Jean Carter expresses her desire to become a pirate queen, one of the boys in her class tells her girls can't be pirates. Determined to prove him wrong, Kylie forms a band of pirates and sets out to become the most notorious pirate in her neighborhood.

Inspired by the beautiful dresses at the Academy Awards show, Kylie Jean decides to try her hand at fashion--and Lilly recruits her to model the dress she is making for a school fund raising auction.

The Summer Olympics inspires Kylie Jean Carter to take gymnastics lessons, but even better than that is making a new friend, Abby, who is deaf, and starting to learn sign language.

When a TV station holds a cooking competition, young Kylie Jean Carter enters, and along with her Nanny, decides to be a professional cooking queen.