DIARY OF A WIMPY KID: THE LAST STRAW
Jeff Kinney
In the third book to the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series the main character, Greg Heffley, suffers through another diary bought by his mom. If you liked the other two Diary of a Wimpy Kid books, then you’re going to love this one. If you like animation and comedy and a little drama, you should definitely consider reading this.
Greg wants to get a date with Holly Hills before his dad ships him off to military school after seeing an annoying teenager come back respectful and put together. After attempts to change his dad’s mind, he realized nothing would stop him. Then Greg goes to Boy Scouts to show his dad that one day of manual labor can turn a wimp like Greg into a strong man. Greg finally got a chance to show his dad that he is one big man by going to a campsite to spend the night. But when they got there, the camp was 5 feet underwater. I enjoyed this book because it was funny and entertaining. You never know what Greg, Rodrick, Manny, Rowley or Fregley will do next.
-Evan L.
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID
By: Jeff Kinney
The Diary of a Wimpy Kid book is about a boy named Greg and he’s trying to get through middle school. Greg has 2 brothers , 1 older and 1 younger .The younger brother gets all the attention, while the older brother tricks him into doing funny things that will embarrass him .The main characters in the book are Greg, Rodrick , Manny, Rowley, and of course mom and dad.
I liked this book because it was funny and I can relate to most of the things in the book . Also, I thought this book was a great read because if you’re like me and don’t like to read much ,this is a great book for you .
-Sherman C.
By: Jeff Kinney
The Diary of a Wimpy Kid book is about a boy named Greg and he’s trying to get through middle school. Greg has 2 brothers , 1 older and 1 younger .The younger brother gets all the attention, while the older brother tricks him into doing funny things that will embarrass him .The main characters in the book are Greg, Rodrick , Manny, Rowley, and of course mom and dad.
I liked this book because it was funny and I can relate to most of the things in the book . Also, I thought this book was a great read because if you’re like me and don’t like to read much ,this is a great book for you .
-Sherman C.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Drums, Girls, & Dangerous Pie
Drums, Girls, & Dangerous Pie
by Jordan Sonnenblick
Steven's life seems pretty typical for a middle school student; his days are filled with school, drums, his lifelong crush on Renee, and his annoying little brother. All of that changes when he finds out that his brother has been diagnosed with cancer. Over the course of his 8th grade year, Steven learns things about life that an eighth grader should not have to know. He becomes a protector of his brother and a shoulder to lean on for his weary mother, while still trying to maintain his everyday life. In doing all of that, he learns what life is really about.
Even though the book's plot is burdened with Jeffrey's sickness, there are some lighter subplots, like Steven's interest in and talent for playing the drums. The reader never loses the voice of the narrator, which is a true depiction of a middle school boy. This book is so laugh-out-loud funny that sometimes it's easy to forget that the narrator's brother has been diagnosed with leukemia.
A must read for everyone!
-Ms. Fields
by Jordan Sonnenblick
Steven's life seems pretty typical for a middle school student; his days are filled with school, drums, his lifelong crush on Renee, and his annoying little brother. All of that changes when he finds out that his brother has been diagnosed with cancer. Over the course of his 8th grade year, Steven learns things about life that an eighth grader should not have to know. He becomes a protector of his brother and a shoulder to lean on for his weary mother, while still trying to maintain his everyday life. In doing all of that, he learns what life is really about.
Even though the book's plot is burdened with Jeffrey's sickness, there are some lighter subplots, like Steven's interest in and talent for playing the drums. The reader never loses the voice of the narrator, which is a true depiction of a middle school boy. This book is so laugh-out-loud funny that sometimes it's easy to forget that the narrator's brother has been diagnosed with leukemia.
A must read for everyone!
-Ms. Fields
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