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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Greg Heffley is no Stanley Lambchop.I thought that Greg, the so-called "wimpy kid" of the title, would be more of an underdog, and therefore more likable... instead, he's the 52nd or 53rd most popular kid in school, who continually proves to be a less-than-honorable friend to his buddy Rowley, who occupies a much lower rung on the middle school social ladder. Greg does manage to redeem himself in the end, but it was too little, too late for me. ( )Good, but the first one was better. i like this book it very funny i recomend it Merideth says; Greg is the middle child in a middle-American family. However, his desire to be popular consumes his life, and causes him to make some very bad decisions, and abuse his best "friend". I get the appeal of these books, but I really dislike Greg. He is selfish, petty and mean. He does get his comeuppance in the end though, so I guess that's a happy ending. This book was hilarious from the very first page until the very last one. I couldn't go three pages without laughing at whatever antics Greg was up to. I can't wait until I pick up the second one.
Unusual, Funny. The author shows good words, punctiation and very funny lines..
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