Uncle Wiggily, flying alone in his airship, finds Tom, a grocery cat, upset because his basket broke. Eager to help, Uncle Wiggily offers Tom a ride in his airship, using the newly installed cushioned seat. Together, they deliver the groceries to Mrs. Wibblewobble.

This poem uses the alphabet to introduce different foods. Each letter represents a food item, describing its color, taste, and how it's enjoyed. From A for Apple to Z for Zucchini, it creates a fun and educational way for children to learn about various types of food.

Uncle Wiggily receives a magic icicle maker from Jack Frost. He uses it to create an ice bridge, a ladder for Uncle Butter, and icicle clothes sticks for Mrs. Twistytail. The Bad Fox, attempting to capture him, is trapped in an ice cage made with the magic toy.

A poor tailor in Gloucester is commissioned to make a coat for the Mayor's wedding. However, on Christmas Eve, he falls ill and lacks cherry-colored twist to complete the coat. During the night, the mice he spared come to his rescue. They create the most beautiful coat and waistcoat. In the morning, the tailor finds the finished coat with a note: "NO MORE TWIST".

Uncle Wiggily and his friends enjoy a picnic in the woods when a sudden rainstorm spoils the food of a group of "real" children nearby. Unable to reveal themselves, Uncle Wiggily devises a plan: agile animal children climb trees near the other picnic site and lower baskets of their unspoiled food to the unsuspecting children. The children attribute the unexpected bounty to fairies, and both groups enjoy a happy picnic.

Neigette, an ambitious snowflake, aims to fall into a great queen's hands but ends up trapped in Prince Superbus's palace, where snowflakes are used to cool his temper. Feigning friendship, she tricks the Prince into releasing her and her family, then abandons him. Later, Neigette witnesses a child collapse in the snow. Forgetting her ambition, she melts to warm him, transforming into a kind, helpful fairy. She returns to Prince Superbus, now a kind young man, and ensures a joyful Christmas for all.

On New Year's morning, Maurice dreams he helps the "little New Year" deliver blessings. Despite the cold, they bring gifts to a grumpy old man and sick girl. The cart, filled with "Love" and "Kindness," never empties. Upon waking, Maurice finds a baby brother. Inspired by his dream, he helps others, spreading joy.

On a hot day, squirrel brothers Billie and Johnnie Bushytail set up a lemonade stand. A mischievous monkey steals their sugar, forcing them to sell sour lemonade that no one wants. Uncle Wiggily, passing by in his airship, buys a glass but finds it too sour. Hearing their plight, he sweetens the lemonade with his honey, saving the day. The brothers earn enough to buy ice cream cones.

Giant Energy, strong but clumsy, struggles to find work. A good woman directs him to Fairy Skill, who teaches him patience and craftsmanship. He learns to weave, make pottery, and craft jewelry. After mastering these skills, he creates a beautiful carpet, a delicate cup, and a stunning chain. He returns to the good woman and gives her the fruits of his labor, demonstrating that true strength lies in skill and care.

Old Mother Bear worries about her naughty cubs ruining her New Year's Eve. Fairy See-It-All whisks the cubs away to a magical house where they learn their lessons: Boxer learns to be on time, Drowsy-Head learns to like bedtime, Bruin learns to pick up after himself, and Bright Eyes learns to be polite. A year later, they return home, reformed and ready to make their mother's New Year happy.