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Jamie Kelly shares with her diary her excitement about the fact that students from Wodehouse Middle School will be going to Mackerel Middle School temporarily.

Jamie Kelly shares with her diary her search for inner beauty, dealing with fund raising, and problems in Phys ed class.

Jamie Kelly, a student at Mackerel Middle School, shares her angst in her diary over her aunt's upcoming wedding in which she is a bridesmaid, the school dance, and a taco rendezvous with the cutest boy in school.

Jamie Kelly shares with her diary who likes her, that she likes Hudson, and that Hudson likes someone else at Mackerel Middle School.

Jamie Kelly looks back through her very oldest diaries, and is amazed at how dumb she used to be considering how smart she is now.

Jamie Kelly is back with an all-new diary involving Angeline, her "flawless" friend.

Jamie Kelly reveals in her diary that she has agreed to be friends with Angeline in order to save her aunt Carol's marriage to the girl's uncle, and details the problems associated with the friendship.

As their school gets ready for the annual Fun Fair, Jamie and Isabella agree to compete in the bottle toss game and to terrible consequences for the loser.

Jamie Kelly has an eventful month and writes about it in journal form, discussing the arrival of a litter of puppies and the latest gossip about her friends.

Jamie begins to wonder if adults lose their sense of humor when they get older after noticing that her social studies teacher, Mr.

Jamie realizes that middle school is more than crazy as her love life becomes of triangle of crushes, someone gross is attracted to her, she is crushing on Hudson, and he only has eyes for "the Prettiest Girl in the World.

Jamie Kelly shares with her diary her excitement about the fact that students from Wodehouse Middle School will be going to Mackerel Middle School temporarily.

Jamie Kelly writes in her diary about how annoying nice people are.

Jamie Kelly writes in her diary about how her "flawless" friend, Angeline, discovers the real reason why Jamie and her best friend, Isabella, agree to join extracurricular clubs at the school.

Jamie confides to her diary that just when she thought the Student Awareness Committee was going to fade away, Angeline becomes aware of a problem requiring the committee's attention--bullying.