The DVD combines two stories: "Sleeping Beauty" and "A Princess Named Rap," both of which originally aired on (surprise, surprise) the Disney Channel. The stories are watered-down versions of the classic tales by the Brothers Grimm, and are framed by a sleep-over at Strawberry's house testking 70-236. The sleep-over is disrupted by a misunderstanding (there's that word again) between Angel Cake and Rainbow Sherbet, which causes Strawberry to narrate the two tales.

In "Sleeping Beauty," magical Brambleberry is insulted by the fact that she didn't get an invitation to Strawberry Rose's christening. In retaliation, she gives Strawberry a curse: if she gets pricked by a bramble, she will disappear forever. However, friendly fairy Apple Blossom modifies the curse so that Strawberry only falls into a deep sleep testking CISSP.

"A Princess Named Rap" takes on the "Rapunzel" tale. But this time, it's an overzealous schoolmistress named Professor Grapes who decides that Rapunzel must be locked in a tower so that she will learn to be a proper princess. However, Rapunzel - who prefers to call herself "Rap" - has different interests which conflict with Grapes' narrow-minded attitudes about how a princess should act testking 220-602.

Certainly the plots are about as inoffensive as they can possibly be: the villains aren't really all that villainous, and everyone eventually learns the virtues of friendship, forgiveness, being yourself and getting along with each other.

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