Norman the Button loved his job. He helped keep his coat closed and his person warm. This made Norman feel needed and that made him very happy. But after falling off his coat Norman feels depressed, he is convinced he must find a new job to feel needed again. He tries several new jobs but none are a good fit. After being burned as a firefighter and nearly drowned as a plumber, Norman almost decides to give up and let himself be recycled. Once Norman realizes his greatest strength is in being a button, he finally sees the perfect job is right in front of him.

Norman the Button has forgotten to get his best friend a Christmas gift, and time is running out. With big dreams and a small budget, he sets out to find the perfect gift to show his love for Freddy. But when his extravagant gift ideas don’t work out, he must settle for something made from the heart.

Sometimes bullies are little,
still their words cause big pain.
For a button like Bonnie,
being rude is a game.

On the surface, her sparkle
makes her shine like a queen.
But that sparkle can’t help her
make new friends when she’s mean.

Then one night, something happens,
and her journey begins.
A tough lesson uncovers
her true sparkle within.

Life in the craft box just hasn't been the same since Sam’s new sister arrived. The other buttons only seem to notice Maggie, and Sam is feeling invisible. They don’t watch his fancy scooter tricks or look at his new artwork. They’re even mad that he refused to share his favorite toy with her. Running away sounds scary, but it’s the only way to escape her... unless, of course, she follows him.
When Maggie gets into trouble while looking for him, Sam must decide whether having his old life back is worth losing her forever.