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Lizzie becomes so environmentally conscious that she goes to school dressed in a burlap sack.

It's picture day and Lizzie's parents have pressured her into wearing the unicorn sweater her grandmother gave her for Christmas. Lizzie knows it's dumb to care about what other people think, but she really doesn't want to be remembered as the Girl in the Unicorn Sweater either.

Thanks to Gordo's latest film project, Lizzie and Miranda are about to star in their own music video. But when Gordo shows them pictures from the rehearsal, Miranda is upset, claiming she looks way too fat. Lizzie knows her friend is on a crash diet. Can she convince Miranda to e...

Lizzie's parents are sending her away to camp. Science camp. Ugh!

Lizzie's crush, Ethan Craft, needs some serious math help--and she knows exactly where he can get it.

"I do, I don't." Miranda is thrilled when she's paired with hearthrob Ethan for a social studies project, but when Lizzie discovers what's really behind the "mock marriage," she's forced to make a big decision. "Come fly with me". Gordo introduces Lizzie and Miranda to lounge cul...

Lizzy hurt Audrey Albright's feelings and wants to apologize, but Audrey's disappeared. After putting together a list of possibilities, Lizzy and her friends follow a trail of clues to a science-fiction convention.

Lizzie starts her own dog-walking and dog-sitting business to raise money for an animal shelter.

Lizzie and her little brother, Matt, switch bodies and discover what it is like to live the way the other person does.

Lizzie tries to figure out who is sabotaging Ethan's chances of winning the Mr. Teen Hottie pageant.

Lizzie doesn't like the way people treat her after she gets a modelling contract.

Miranda is put in charge of the spring dance, but unfortunately someone is trying to sabotage it and Lizzie must figure out who is responsible.

When Lizzie's parents refuse to give her a raise in her allowance, she decides to get an after-school job at her favorite hangout, which turns into more than she bargained for when Kate Sanders and her friends show up to taunt her.

Lizzie searches for the person who is out to get Kate--her ex-best friend who has suddenly fallen from snobby cheer queen to laughingstock.

It is election time for president at Hillridge Junior High, and Lizzie is running for president. Can she become the new president without becoming a snob?

Two stories about Lizzie's relationship with boys, including her best friend Gordo.