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diary of a wimpy kid

greg is going to middle school, his mom bought him a "Diary" witch has the word "Diary" right in the middle and is in big letters. he is scared to bring it to school because he does not want some 8th grader to come see him with his book\diary and think he is a sissy cause he has a diary in 6th grade and does not want to get punched and then get made fun of. gregs big dream and what he thinks he is going to be like in middle school is this guy who so popular and EVERY-ONE knows him, and then when he gets out of school, he is going to be really famous and when they want to know what his child-houd was like he is going to give them his diary, thats why he aggred to his mom to write in his diary. greg is spoused to write in almost all year. Greg is not really excited because

A guy named Greg has a friend named Rowley and has been friends since Greg has moved to his new house. As soon as Rowley sees that a family has moved into the house, that was for sail, Rowley's mom went to the store and bought him a book called "how to make friends" and i kind of felt sorry for him so i puled my wig for him. that how there friend ship started. there friends ship is a little weard at first., Greg it this guy how thinks he is all that and thinks he is so popular. and when he is older, he thinks he is going to be really famous. rowley still thinks " hey i am only in 6th grade, i can still be a kid and use the word "PLAYYYY"

greg heffley

the book diary of a wimpy kid [ people think this book is just a funny book but what i think is ] i think that if you have a really good friendship, and one of the friends said or did something heart-full, it can mess the whole thing up.

1: if you use your friend to make you a better person it can always turn back around just like when greg made rowley go down the BIG hill so Greg can throw a foot-ball at Rowley and so Greg can get a lot stronger.

2: when you have a really good friend you want to keep
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