Diary Of A Wimpy Kid

It’s a unique story. The story is well-developed. It includes a lot of details which are all important for the end of the story. Despite one major plottwist, it is fairly predictable. It’s still a touching story.

The book was enjoyable to read. I could relate to each character in a different way. My favorite part of the book was when each character was introduced in their chapters. The characters are all so different but all have one thing in common which is being on the list. I would highly recommend this book to classmates.

The book grasps all parts of growing up in a unstable environment, with the parents getting divorces, moving away from friends to go to a new school, the meeting of new friends the getting falsely accused of things you say you did not do but still get in trouble for, feeling like nobody likes you, feeling like running away and the lazy never wanting to get up out of bed mornings. The author, Bridget Lowry, Is trying to portray the problems of growing up and I think she succeeds in this novel. This novel is very exciting and adventurous I do recommend other students read this book

Overall, the characters are easy to get to know and understand. The characters are genuine and likeable and it is a good example of a realistic fiction novel for the teen

I found it extraordinary with every decision or turning point a character faced in their lives. What I have assimilated from this book is you cannot let where you come from determine your path, it is only you who can determine your future. This is also why the author Wes was one of my favorite characters in this narrative. His story is one out of a multitude that shows anyone can have a bright future. But I did not discern any similarities with the characters and myself. We all were born into different situations and grew up around opposite influences. Overall, my impression of the novel is positive I believe it is an outstanding book and anyone else who reads it I would hope agrees. I would definitely recommend this book to people because it may help them appreciate

A favorite aspect of mine is the way in which Leanne speaks so openly and honest about failed relationships and how one can work up from failure to success in the near future. Another reason why I was so keen on choosing to write about this book was that it is complex and the reader is able to grasp the reader’s thoughts and place themselves in the author’s shoes. We’re given the opportunity as readers to connect the book and our style of living and experiences to momentarily digest the meaning behind the authors writing and view the relation and whether it can be tied down to one.

In the end I was very happy that the author wrote this book close to real life like he did. I feel that it really brought the book together in the end and made it more relatable. Like I said before I feel that everyone could find a way to relate back to this book. Wether it was playing soccer, getting in trouble, or taking care of the ones you love you can always find something to relate to in this great book.

Give a recommendation. (This should include why you like or did not like the book.) Was it grade appropriate? Why or why not? Would you use it in your classroom? Why or why not? I believe this is a delightful book to recommend. It teaches kids about dealing with adversity, how to preserver and staying the course not matter the challenges faced in the present or future. It’s a feel-good book about determination and desiring for a better life and not to give up hope.

First, I believe this book should be taught because through the the story, and the main plot teaches that life isn't a fairytale. "Life isn't as nearly as stable as we want it to be. " The main part of the story is a family that is falling apart due to a family member who will most likely die of cancer. This book teaches us that we try to set standards in life, and the results may turn out a little shorter than we expected. That's just what's going to happen, we will get disappointed in things, we will be mad at the out comes, and get frustrated because it wasn't what we wanted it to be.

We see this cultural myth not only in the everyday life but also in pop culture. Since these myths appear in pop culture, that influence boys more to do things to meet the expectations. In the show How I Met Your Mother on season 5, episode 21, a character named Ted was thought to be gay by this guy name Don because of the way Ted acted, when Don was around. Front of Don Ted did things like that were not so manly. Things like drink wine, cooking etc. By society, these things tend to be feminine, so based on that Don thought, Ted was gay. Another example would be in the movies Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days. In the movie, when Greg wants to impress, he decides to jump into the pool from the highest ledge there. Teenagers and adults, both do

Many people, mostly parents can deeply relate to this book because many of their kids take many things for granted but because of all the success that their kids have achieved, (or potentially achieve) that the parents are really proud of you because they get the nostalgia from ever since you were born.

I truly believe that everyone will grow/benefit in one shape or form by reading this story. Although it is just a common teen-fiction novel, it features real life situations that leave you with important questions about the world and makes you rethink the actions you take in your personal

Today Nathan told me that he did have any homework for tonight, so we read a book that he chose from one of the library shelves. We read "Diary of Wimpy Kid: Dog Days." He was able to concentrate while we read together, and we read over 50 pages during the session. I told him that if this scenario happens again in the future, then we can continue to read the book. As you know, he does need help with his reading and this was an opportunity to work with him on some of his issues like pronunciation of unfamiliar words and reading speed. He has a tendency to skip words or insert words when he is reading, but this is normal for most readers. I think that Nathan enjoys sitting and reading with someone. He did not allow him to use his spinner while

I thought this book was well written. It had a good plot with a couple twists and turns thrown in there. The plot of the story also held many different types of emotion. Therefore, it was sad at some points, happy and exciting, or even surprising at times in the story. I also thought that the book gave off a strong message/theme that applies to the real world. Next,

Throughout my life there have been many books that have had a strong influence on me. The two that I still hold with me today are I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and The Outsiders. I thoroughly enjoyed reading these books. I loved learning about Maya Angelou’s story and the perseverance that she has bestowed in her life. This novel was inspiring to me because all that she went through she was able to overcome every obstacle that life threw her way. It helped me to learn that there will be hard times in life, but you always have to light in every situation. Even though The Outsiders was slightly different it still influenced me. It taught me the importance of true friendship and equality to all. Ponyboy had a hard life that become even harder