Sophie's Misfortunes is adapted from the beloved 1858 novel by the Countess of Ségur. From her family castle, young Sophie cannot resist temptation—especially when it involves mischief and adventure with her cousin Paul. Curious, impulsive, and delightfully rebellious, Sophie seems destined for trouble. When her parents decide to emigrate to America, she is thrilled by the promise of a new life. But her excitement is short-lived. A year later, Sophie returns to France under the authority of her cruel stepmother, Madame Fichini. Faced with injustice and hardship, Sophie finds comfort and courage in friendship. With the support of her two close friends and their kind and protective mother, Madame de Fleurville, she learns to navigate adversity and reclaim a sense of freedom.

Blending innocence, humor, and emotional depth, Sophie's Misfortunes offers a modern and sensitive reinterpretation of a classic story about childhood, resilience, and the power of kindness.