Student's notes - Jeff Kinney

The novel "Diary of a Wimpy Kid - Greg Heffley's Journal" comes from the series of the Weak Boy novels, by the American novelist and the number one New York Times bestselling author in 2009 as the most influential author in children's books. The story of "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" is aimed at children - preteens at the age of twelve, a stage of bearing the child's individual responsibility towards himself and others, including waking up early, being punctual, listening well to parents' advice and school instructions, and finally performing daily homework and duties. From this perspective, this book was created to depict a world of their own for our children, and to facilitate their interaction with others. An engaging and purposeful story at the same time for the child "Greg Heffley" as he records his memories in a personal diary. The story begins with Greg Heffley, twelve years old, who dreams of becoming wealthy and famous in the future, but unfortunately "... as I said, I will be famous someday, but, for now, I am stuck in middle school with a bunch of idiots. I am stuck in this class with Chris Hozie in front of me and Lionel James behind me..." Thus, Greg Heffley records what he goes through of amusing and exciting adventures and pranks, but with meaning and a message that the writer wants to convey to children: that they must progress step by step forward until they become famous and achieve the highest ranks in school and in life in general. Cover type: regular paper Size: 21×14