Tommy and Annika are on their way home from school and, as usual, they walk past Villa Villekulla. As usual, they say “I wish someone would move in there, someone with children”. Then, they suddenly see someone moving in the house – a cute little monkey! And there is a spotted horse on the porch, and inside the house, someone is sleeping with her feet on the pillow. From that day, nothing is the same for Tommy and Annika.

Pippi grabs her suitcase, which is full of gold coins, and takes Tommy and Annika on a shopping spree in the small town. When the sly thieves Dunder-Karlsson and Blom hear that Pippi has a suitcase full of gold coins, they begin to wonder if it may be time for a visit to Villa Villekulla.

Pippi has made three nice kites, and she takes Tommy and Annika on a kite outing. Tommy and Annika have never been on such a fun outing.

The funfair has come to town and Pippi is in her element. She handles the boa constrictors brilliantly, and the world’s strongest man has a day he will never forget...

It’s Christmas and Miss Prysselius cannot bear the thought of Pippi spending Christmas alone. So at the Christmas market, she sets the policemen, Kling and Klang, on Pippi to take her to the orphanage. But it isn’t easy to catch Pippi.

Did anyone know that Pippi’s father was also once a balloonist? That’s why his old hot air balloon is still in Pippi’s attic. Pippi goes on an unusual balloon trip with Tommy and Annika.

Now Pippi is going to board the ‘Hoppetossa’ and leave Tommy and Annika. Pippi tries to console them, but it is simply not possible.