Diary of a Wimpy Kid
By: Jeff Kinney
The
first look People get at this book might make it seem pointless to them.
However, this book has a great moral to it and can actually teach us all a couple
valuable lessons in life. It’s a story full of drama and broken friendships.
Greg
Heffley, the main character, and his best friend Rowley Jefferson are about to go
to their first day of middle school. Middle school will change both of their lives
forever. It doesn't help that Rodrick, Greg’s older brother is constantly being
a jerk and pulling pranks on him. Rodrick once woke up early and pulled a prank
that made Greg think he slept through the whole summer. Greg got yelled at when
his dad caught him eating Cheerios at three in the morning.
Next,
Greg loses Rowley, his one and only friend when they get into a huge fight.
Earlier in the year Greg and Rowley had signed up for safety patrol, which
meant they had to walk kindergarteners home from school every day. Let’s just
say they fought over a responsibility issue. Greg finally fesses up about his
wrongdoings, and loses Rowley in the process. Greg is friendless throughout the
majority of his first middle school year.
Within
their last week of school, Greg and Rowley pick a fight. Some teenagers from
the local high school show up and scare everyone away. Greg and Rowley must
regain their friendship in order to escape the high schoolers.
I remember reading this book and good job talking about how Rodrick always pull pranks on him. I really recommend this book to any one that has not read Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading this. You described the book exactly how I remember it.
ReplyDeleteWow! I didn't think this would be very good, because it's Diary of a Wimpy kid, but it's pretty good! I love how you put the "plot" by the way! :D
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