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Diary of A Wimpy Kid and New Friend Greg
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID BOOK REPORT BY JEFF KINNEY The setting of the book is the school and his house. The main characters are Greg, Rodrick, Rowley, and Manny. The plot is first Rodrick beats up Greg and gives him bad advise about middle school. After that Greg and Rowley joined the safety patrol. Then Greg broke Rowley’s arm on accident. Later Greg did a terrible thing, he put kids in a hole because bully’s came back from the Halloween Party but it wasn’t them, it was a fat guy. Then a teacher came by and Greg ran with Rowley’s coat on and Rowley gets kicked out of safety patrol. Then Greg admits he did it so Greg gets fired and Rowley gets promoted and they are not friends anymore. When Rowley has a new friend Greg becomes friends with the weirdo and it doesn’t workout. The school dance came up and Rowley went with his new friend and Greg tries to make it up but he can’t. Finally the bully’s came and made Rowley eat the nasty cheese that was on the playground for eleven years. When the bully’s

left Greg took the blame for Rowley and they became friends again. The theme was that friends stick together no matter what. The summery is about a boy in middle school and about how bad it is. I like the book because it gives me tips on how bad middle school can be. I dislike how bad the character Rodrick
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