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Now in paperback - the next mega-selling instalment in the hilarious Diary of a Wimpy Kid series.
Greg's mom has a vision of "family togetherness" that really doesn't sound a whole lot of fun.
But there's a brand-new addition to the Heffley family to contend with and it looks like Greg might be outnumbered. It could be a real dog of a summer
About the Author
Jeff Kinney is the author of the bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. Diary of a Wimpy Kid was his debut novel and the comic adventures of his protagonist, Greg Heffley, began online in 2004 on funbrain.com where 70,000 children read about him every day. To date the series has sold over 35 million copies in the US alone and to 30 different countries. Jeff is an online developer and designer. He lives with his family in southern Massachusetts, USA.
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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Having loaned out all the previous books in this series to various members of my daughter's class (and the class above), this book arrived this week. I sneakily read it quickly before my daughter got hold of it - which was a good thing too because she raced through it in about 24 hours and took it to school today to lend out!
Once again Greg writes a wonderful journal of his life. Understated text set off by hilarious cartoons that had me laughing out loud as I read it. Few books get me actually laughing out loud, but that has been an experience for every one of this series (if you find this book first, the series begins with the red cover "Diary of a Wimpy Kid". Its useful to start at the beginning as some of the jokes refer back to events in previous books).
Greg is on summer break in this book, and the story of that break makes a wonderful self contained book that has a funny and very appropriate ending.
I highly recommend this book - and as its an easy read its a good series for less confident readers, but don't keep it from the confident readers too! Its too good not to share. Parents of my daughters friends (especially the ones who are boys) tell me they are having the funny bits read out to them over and over again! So this is perfect for ages about 8 and upwards (no upper age limits in my opinion!)
Once again Greg writes a wonderful journal of his life. Understated text set off by hilarious cartoons that had me laughing out loud as I read it. Few books get me actually laughing out loud, but that has been an experience for every one of this series (if you find this book first, the series begins with the red cover "Diary of a Wimpy Kid". Its useful to start at the beginning as some of the jokes refer back to events in previous books).
Greg is on summer break in this book, and the story of that break makes a wonderful self contained book that has a funny and very appropriate ending.
I highly recommend this book - and as its an easy read its a good series for less confident readers, but don't keep it from the confident readers too! Its too good not to share. Parents of my daughters friends (especially the ones who are boys) tell me they are having the funny bits read out to them over and over again! So this is perfect for ages about 8 and upwards (no upper age limits in my opinion!)
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Greg Heffley wants to spend his summer indoors, relaxing, playing video games with his friend, Rowley, and watching late-night horror films. His mom has other ideas, however. She wants him to spend time with the family, improving his education, and playing outdoors.
Greg tries to implement his ideas of summer, but without much success. He tries to spend time with Rowley kicking back at his friend's father's country club, but gets permanently uninvited when he accidentally tells the clubhouse manager his complaints about the place's service. Things only get worse when his mom tells him he has to find a way to pay off half of the smoothie bill he and Rowley racked up.
When Greg's father comes home with a dog that won't leave him alone, he's soon at his wits end. With failed attempts to earn money, a falling out with his best friend, and a crazy dog, will Greg ever survive summer? Will he find some way to make this into a great summer, despite the rocky start?
This fourth installment is an excellent addition to the other three stories. Greg's true character really comes out in this novel as he discovers who he is, learns to balance everything that's going on, and takes an easy-going approach to life. The illustrations are well-done and only add to the book's humor.
Avid and reluctant readers alike who have loved the other DIARY OF A WIMPY KID books, who like humorous stories, or who prefer reading realistic fiction will all enjoy this one.
Reviewed by: Kira M
Greg tries to implement his ideas of summer, but without much success. He tries to spend time with Rowley kicking back at his friend's father's country club, but gets permanently uninvited when he accidentally tells the clubhouse manager his complaints about the place's service. Things only get worse when his mom tells him he has to find a way to pay off half of the smoothie bill he and Rowley racked up.
When Greg's father comes home with a dog that won't leave him alone, he's soon at his wits end. With failed attempts to earn money, a falling out with his best friend, and a crazy dog, will Greg ever survive summer? Will he find some way to make this into a great summer, despite the rocky start?
This fourth installment is an excellent addition to the other three stories. Greg's true character really comes out in this novel as he discovers who he is, learns to balance everything that's going on, and takes an easy-going approach to life. The illustrations are well-done and only add to the book's humor.
Avid and reluctant readers alike who have loved the other DIARY OF A WIMPY KID books, who like humorous stories, or who prefer reading realistic fiction will all enjoy this one.
Reviewed by: Kira M
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I am 10 years old and i love this extremely addictive book i have all of the books they are all fantastic,I weren't really interested in reading until i discovered these amazing books.
I read them over and over again and i never get bored,I would recommend this book to anyone 6-12 years old.
If your thinking of buying it go for it its worth it.
I read them over and over again and i never get bored,I would recommend this book to anyone 6-12 years old.
If your thinking of buying it go for it its worth it.
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Warning - this is a very funny book!
This book is one of a series about a boy called Greg Heffley. All the books in the series are written from Greg's point of view. Read more
Published 5 days ago by GeorgeV
Brilliant
My 8 year old son loves these books, previously no interest in reading but now can't wait to get the next one.
Published 10 days ago by Mr. John Paddington
The weakest of the series
In this volume Greg is on his school holiday. Forced to give up his video games and do something outdoors, he goes swimming, gets a dog and goes away with Rowley. Read more
Published 16 days ago by Martensgirl
Excellent
Bought this for my son and he loves it. The book is well written and the pictures are excellent. He is working his way through them all and they never fail to amuse him.
Published 1 month ago by Neatfreak
9 year old boy loves
Great for encouraging hesitant 9 year old boys to read. He loves all these wimpy kid books.
The mix of cartoon style pictures and words is perfect for children put off by... Read more
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wimpy kid dog days
Easy to read - amusing/funny text - typical of a young lad. Has encouraged my 10 year old to read willingly every evening - nothing short of a miracle!
Published 3 months ago by karenall
great book !!
Bought this book for my child who thinks it's great - haven't read it personally but definately one of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books to buy for lovers of the series !!
Published 3 months ago by Frannie62
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What a briiliant book my son didn't stop reading until he got to the end. He normallyhates reading but he just kept reading this book and he finished it in 48 hours.
Published 3 months ago by fairy
Awful book with awful values
My son started reading this recently - he didn't quite devour it like the rest of books and had a fair few questions. Read more
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This player ticked all the boxes for me to obtain exactly what I wanted, which was the book/goods shown - ie: I knew I wanted Wimpy Kid and Moshy Monster stuff already.
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