It's the first day of seventh grade and Addie's looking forward to unveiling her new and improved image.

When Addie finds out that her friends have been telling her little white lies, she decides to draw up a honesty policy.

Addie isn't at all worried about looking her best on school picture day until someone points out how flat her hair is.

Addie's Mom starts a Mother-Daughter book club as a way for her and Addie to spend quality time toghether. There's only one problem; Addie hates it.

After spending an afternoon playing video games with Jake, Addie begins to fear that she and her crush are just pals.

The social order is turned on its ear when Mr. Ward gives out a class assignment assigning every student to a new clique. Addie becomes part of the popular clique.

Addie, feeling invisible, decides to take a stab at fame and fortune by joining an all girl band.

When Addie's CD of love songs about Jake Behari is let loose at school, she embarks on a frantic mission to get it back before it falls into the wrong hands.

Addie is determined to get her name on the girl's bathroom wall. When she learns that Eli has a crush on her, she decides that he's the one to get her on the wall.

Addie struggles with the notion that Geena has a new boyfriend.

Addie sets out to do the one thing that Ben never did - publish an article in the school paper. But when Addie forgets to proof read her article, her name becomes famous for another reason.

When the rift between Zach and Addie begins to threaten their friendship, they realize that perhaps there are more important things in the world than Science Fair.

Randy Klein's Bar Mitzvah promises to be the party of the year. But Addie refuses to go - there's no way she'll be seen in public with her new braces!