As Told By Ginger

The series is great, but the moral in the end is that by endlessly forgiving everyone and for everything, as Ginger did, you end up with Darren, who left you and who didn't share your interests even before that, instead of someone who really cared, and with a "friend" like Dodi, who would sell her family and friends for the sake of popularity, instead of Courtney, who was Ginger's much better friend and who wasn't even shown in the finale.

I let out a tear at the last minute. How many trials did everyone have to go through to finally achieve everything they wanted. And when Ginger finished reading the book, all the episodes scrolled before my eyes, and goosebumps ran. I think I will return to this animated series more than once.

It's terribly simple!! I miss my high school days so much, Courtney, and mean Miranda. Then everything was much simpler. Darren was just a good friend. It would have been better if they had never met. Their breakup is just terrible, and it's not even the second episode that's leading to this!
So many topics were touched, even the stepfather's worries about not being involved in them showed.
It was so cute that even the Hutsi decided to read a book to her. He and his love affairs are the only funny moment in all this problematic reality.
I'm generally silent about Karl's experiences, and everything is clear. He's too old for his age.

It's kind of sadder without Courtney and Miranda.

The last season is so weird and not at all childish. Jinj spent most of it in some kind of diplomatic mission.
But the series is still wonderful, with wonderful poems and clever reflections in the diary.