It's National Compliment Day and it's a struggle for... almost everyone! Clem hesitates in complimenting Wilhelmenia and Wilhelmenia wouldn't dare compliment Clem, that is until Everett joins in on the holiday. And Corey? He has a full on panic attack at the thought of telling Clem how awesome of a big sis she is.

It's National Backwards Day and things get really confusing (and crazy) really quick! Dessert for breakfast? Not too bad! Saying "Good Night" when it is really morning? Now Mom is headed back to bed. Walking backwards? Great, now Dad has hurt himself again.

This is one holiday Clementine is all too happy to embrace, especially because Corey is always the one pranking Clem. Now it's payback time! Clem crafts her own pranks and blames Corey, which escalates with hilarious results.

Clementine loves to sing but she's tone deaf. Corey and Dad drop hints but Clem doesn't want to pick them up, and her BFF sunny doesn't have the heart to tell her the truth. Sunny, who is super nervous, sings beautifully once she's on stage, amazing everyone! It's Clem's turn and thankfully Sunny, and oddly Corey, save her from major embarrassment.

Clem is excited to dog sit for a neighbor this weekend but when her entrepreneurial spirit kicks in, she smells opportunity, and more $$, and asks Corey to join her team. Soon, they’re pet sitting two dogs, five cats, one rabbit, one bearded dragon and an African grey parrot... all without their parent’s permission. Clem is in over her head, and enlists Sunny to help clean up her mess.

When Sunny's cousin Jess visits from New York, Clementine starts to feel a little jealous - she's not used to having to compete for Sunny's attention. Clem recruits her mischievous little brother Corey to help her out, and although Sunny assures her their friendship is in tip top shape, their plan to make Jess go away goes way too far!

Clem and Sunny have always dreamed of writing a teen novel together and decide today is the day to do it. Corey is convinced they won’t pull it off. The girls take that as a challenge but realize they don’t know where to find inspo. After brainstorming on cheetos and marshmallows, they decide to base their novel on young chefs in love with food. They wake up with stomach aches, but chapter one through five is done. In your face Corey!

Clementine and Hailey sign up for their school's bike across town marathon, there's just one problem: Hailey doesn't own a bike! Clem goes to extreme measures to find her something she can ride, even enlisting Corey to help them build one out of broken car parts in their garage.

Clementine Holiday wants badly to break away from the family business... and having to wear a potato chip costume for National Potato Chip Day. She’s almost 12 years old for goodness sake! Oh, and did we mention the forsaken chicken dance? Clem wants to grow up, but she also wants to party like a kid. She can't have it both ways but tries to. All the while, mom and dad are struggling with letting Clem grow up - they want her to stay their baby girl forever.