Summary Of The Diary Of A Wimpy Kid

Just like most of my other book summaries, Diary of a wimp kid is part of a trilogy. I have read almost all of the books in the series and still have not found my favorite one. Jeff Kinney’s books are full of humor and are all classified as #1 New York Times Best Sellers. Each one of Kenney’s books contains a chapter of Greg Heffley’s life, from his time in the womb to his problems with bad luck. This summary is from the time Greg’s problems are so bad, he thinks it’s “The Last Straw”.

In the book Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul, written by Jeff Kinney, Greg is being dragged through the country in an uncomfortable car for a road trip. In this fiction book, Greg is on a long road trip because his mom looked through a summer fun magazine and saw things to do in it and she chose the road trip option. Of course, Greg and the rest of the family was not thrilled by this idea. The three topics addressed in this book are the protagonist, conflict, and characterization.

The truth is everything isn't great. It's not perfect. And I keep trying to act like everything's okay. It'll get better. I just keep telling myself, 'It'll be okay, and it'll get

I experienced society’s wrath. The society described me as unattractive, unwanted, dirty, superficial, and worthless. I started to be so bombarded by society’s mindset that it became problematic. I began drowning so deep in my misery that I was no longer able to see the brighter side of things. I started to suffer from bulimia. I would try to eat, but everything I use to enjoy made me nauseous. Although my best friend told me I was beautiful and amazing, I didn't believe her. It became extremely despicable that suicidal thoughts became second nature. I was hideous and angry. I couldn't live like this. I couldn’t bear to see myself.

The truth is everything isn't great. It's not perfect. And I keep trying to act like everything's okay. It'll get better. I just keep telling myself, 'It'll be okay, and it'll get better.'

I was one of the tallest people in my grade, and was super skinny. With my mild Cerebral Palsy, I had speech problems for a long time. Due to all of this, I didn’t exactly fit in. Every day as I walked in the doors, I would completely shut down. My grades fell, and I blocked most of the world out. I could here the “popular” groups whispering and giggling every time I walked in the hall and notes would be passed around in class. I sat at a table in the corner by myself, I didn’t have any friends in

"Character is what you are in the dark." -Dwight Lyman Moody means that a person's true nature and real behaviors show in every day life and how they react to stuff when no one is watching. How people act when everyone is looking isn't always who they are really are. I have a read a book, "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" that gives a good example of the meaning of this quotation. One of the characters shows what type of a person he is when he lets another person take the blame for something he did because he knew no one would ever know he really did it.

I'm so done with people. People think they understand, think they can help. The only person who can help me is me. I broke myself. I can fix myself. But everything I touch. Well. It just....it just breaks even more.

The book I read was Dairy of a Wimpy Kid The Long Haul, author and illustrated by Jeff Kinney. The book is about a family road trip, but not typically the normal road trip. Greg Heffley was looking forward for an enjoyable long summer and right when he sat down to play video games his mother interrupted him and spoke "Turn the TV off, pack your bags, were going on a family road trip". I'm interested in this book the reason for this is I have read an amount of Jeff Kinney's other books and I enjoy his style. He adds a large amount of realistic situations and he creates them funny way as well, which inspires me want to read more of his books. He also made the images appealing in a way where it is part of the story and funny.

There were so many ruckuses, but in the end they made it to there destination and had a good time. The author, Jeff Kinney won so many awards such as, The kids choice awards, best children's book, and lots more. Jeff Kinney has written all diary of a wimpy kid books, in fact there are a

As an elementary school student, I did not have many friends. I had not been with my classmates since preschool, so I was an outsider from the start. Being so young and ignorant, I did not really see that I was bullied, disliked, and unwanted, however, as I became more mature I realized that these people I would spend 8 years of my life with looked for anything to nitpick, from my rupunzelesque hair to my love for drawing. Come middle school, I finally and completely understood the animosity, and still sat alone at lunch, worked alone in class, replied with silence to their words, and when I was even assaulted I did nothing more but shrug it off and try to ignore it. However, when I would come home in the evenings I would retreat to my bedroom where it would all hit me at once. The anguish led to rivers of tears, insomnia, low grades, a refusal to leave my home, and eventually even suicidal tendencies. My drawings became graphic, about suicide, loneliness, and the anger I felt. The school believed I had ADHD, my parents believed it was just a phase, but they were blinded by their own problems at the workplace.

I went to the United State four years ago. At first, I was really feel out of place. The weight of not knowing English and not having any friend heavily pushed me down to depression. I did not talk to anyone. Everything in my life went downhill. I got bully in high school my first year here. Because of how I look and how I talk, people would make fun of me. It went really bad that one day. I went to school at 7am as usual, and went straight to my locker. There were a word that written in sharpie on my locker. It said "FAGGOT". My face went blank. I did not know how to react, but stood still for five minutes. After that incident, I did not trust anyone. I completely "shut down". I started to self-harm and it was not healthy at all. However, feeling the physical pain made me forget how cruel this world is.

Depression sucks. Thinking that you’re useless, unworthy of anything good, it’s painful. In my experiences, it’s usually caused by someone else. I have been bullied since I was 5 years old by my neighbors kids. Once at a party at their house, he for some reason started to beat me hard. I’m not gonna lie I was a year older than him and I could’ve easily beaten him to a pulp but for some reason, I just froze, took all of his beatings. He did this in front of everyone at the party and no one did anything. Only my mom and a friend that was there wanted to punish him because what he did was unforgivable. No punishments were given and that’s how it is every single time he would beat me, mock me, whatever he did to me. The world spoiled was practically created to describe him. He was

The movie ‘wimpy kid’ has many sociological concepts, theories and institutions. Sociology defines a deviant act as an act that violates norm, including rules and expectations (Henslin 162). There are several acts in this movie performed by the Greg. After hitting to the road trip, Susan takes everyone's phone so that everyone spends some time together. But, when the family reaches at a motel to take rest Greg takes his phone from the van without his mom’s permission. There is also an event in the movie when Susan gives Rodrick her list of items to be purchased from the store. Rodrick intentionally purchases the stuff of his choice and ignores the items of his mom’s choice. Frank wants to do some work-related calls so he also picks his phone from the van. Greg and Rodrick lie to their parents that they are going to buy a Present for Meemaw’s birthday, but they go out to meet Mac Digby at gaming expo. These deviant

In the book Diary of a wimpy kid Double Down Greg, Greg Heffley he is the main character of the book that has many different characteristics.