As Told By Ginger

Ginger sends a fake love letter to Dodie from oddball student Dustin as part of their long-standing April Fool's tradition. But when Dodie responds favorably, and Dustin admits a secret crush on Macie, it's Ginger who feels like the fool.

Carl and Hoodsey create an aphrodisiac, and it seems to be working on Ginger.

When Macie's parents forget her thirteenth birthday, Ginger steps in and makes them recognize their negligence.

When everyone shuns the eccentric new girl at school, Ginger resolves to befriend her and boost her popularity by throwing a party. Unfortunately, Courtney refuses to attend, and Ginger realizes she may not have as much social leverage as she thought.

When Ginger learns that the marching band will be traveling to the school of her summer love, she takes up an instrument and joins.

Courtney's mother is temporarily hospitalized, and Ginger sympathetically invites Courtney to stay at her house. But when she becomes attached to Lois and adopts her as a mother figure, Ginger is overcome with jealousy.

Ginger helps wallflower student Hope Rogers improve her status by patterning her after Courtney, and her popularity skyrockets.

Ginger realizes that she has a crush on her debate team teacher, and Dodie convinces her that the feelings are mutual. But when Ginger decides to take it to the next step, she may end up embarrassing herself.

When the substitute teacher for Ginger's class proves to be excessively strict, the students plan a cruel prank and expect Ginger to be a part of it. But Ginger is uncomfortable with the situation, and eventually realizes what it means to take a stand.

Carl tries using magic powder to make a seemingly insignificant classmate disappear, then feels guilty when he realizes how unique she is.