Eloise: Me, Eloise

It's Eloise's sixth birthday and she's planning the most special party ever! Everything is going just right until a new girl - a young Japanese violin prodigy named Yuko shows up and steals all of the attention.

Eloise decides it is her job to show Yuko just how fun the Plaza can be. The two new friends take off on a "rawther" extraordinary adventure that takes a surprising turn!

Eloise can't wait to begin school, but soon finds out it isn't exactly what she was expecting.

Eloise discovers there are mean girls on the playground, very strict teachers and so many rules rules rules!

When Eloise arrives in Tinseltown only to be asked to audition for a role in a major studio film, she thinks her glamorous dreams may actually be coming true. It's an adventure full of famous actors, crazy directors and behind the scenes fun.

Eloise soon discovers making a movie isn't always as exciting as it seems.

Every Halloween, the ghost of The Palza's most legendary and outrageous inhabitant of old, Diamond Jim Johnson, returns to haunt the halls. But when the hotel's most famous 6 year-old girl, Eloise, encounters this frightening phantom, nobody believes her story of old-time spooks with larger than life appetites.

When eeire sights and sounds begin to spook the hotel guests, will Eloise herself be accused of scaring The Plaza's guests?

Nanny has gone on vacation and left Eloise in the care of Nicole, a hip, fun-loving girl.

Eloise and Nicole have a lot of fun together until Nicole starts spending too much time with Bill, Eloise's favorite Plaza employee.

Eloise and the gang scheme to find their presents with a plan called "Operation Special Delivery." But the Plaza sure is a big hotel!

The kids in the Plaza plan a holiday show that rivals the best Christmas Spectacular in town. Eloise learns about how people celebrate Christmas around the world.

It's Christmas Eve, and Eloise is putting the final touches on the holiday show. But when an important hotel guide reviewer comes to size up the Plaza, will it mean curtains for the performance?