Hannah wants to learn to skate and smuggles her skates with her on holiday, even though her parents told her there won't be anywhere to skate and her sisters laugh at her. But she has made a promise to herself not to take them off until she can skate, and it's a promise she is going to keep.

When Hannah learns her mum is expecting another baby, she is convinced it will be another set of twins, leaving her as the odd one out. But Hannah has her pretend friend Megan to talk to and together they get into all sorts of mischief.

Hannah leans against the door frame. She chose the yellow for the ceiling. She chose the blue for the walls. It's the first time she has chosen anything like this. "My tomorrow room" she whispers. Her new bedroom is almost ready. Tomorrow she can move out of the room she shares with her sisters and into a special place of her own - her room. But in a family, things don't always go as planned, and suddenly, someone else needs Hannah's room.

After the washing up, Hannah is alone in the kitchen. She studies the pictures of trapeze artists performing high above crowds with no safety net. There's a juggler too, tossing plates and another with flaming torches. Hannah looks at the plates stacked high on the shelf above the bench. Hannah is going to be famous one day. The trouble is, she's not sure what for. Her friend Annie wants to be a famous singer and her other friend Tui, an inventor. Hannah starts a scrapbook of famous people to get some ideas, but it's when her dad buys her the book of Guinness World Records that Hannah finds true inspiration...