Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever

I finally figure out what makes Wimpy Kid so popular, its not so much a novel as a series of vaguely connected, super short stories. And of course involve adults acting silly and kids being kids.
Audio was good, quick listen. ( )

What's to say? He's still Greg Heffley--in other words, still an unlikeable (to me) narrator, but at least he's less of a jerk this time than usual. ( )

I really enjoyed the audio version of this book, read by Ramon de Ocampo. He had a pleasant upbeat voice with the perfect amount of mischief. The story is presented in diary form, each day presenting the reader with the trials and tribulations of a 12-year old boy. He has an older and younger brother with their own personalities and Greg shows us how he learns to get along with them.

This is the only book of the series I have read and I really enjoyed it. ( )

Someone has damaged school property and Greg is the main suspect. It's now winter break and the Heffleys get stuck indoors because of a terrible blizzard. In this addition to the Wimpy Kid series Greg learns a valuable lesson about respect and honor to change the way he acts toward his family. ( )

I love the Diary Of A wimpy Kid sires. ( )