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The first year in the middle-school life of Greg Heffley is chronicled in this laugh-out-loud novel that first appeared on the Internet. Greg tells his story in a series of short, episodic chapters. Most revolve around the adolescent male curse: the need to do incredibly dumb things because they seem to be a good idea at the time. Yet, unlike some other books about kids of this age, there's no sense of a slightly condescending adult writer behind the main character. At every moment, Greg seems real, and the engrossed reader will even occasionally see the logic in some of his choices. Greatly adding to the humor are Kinney's cartoons, which appear on every page. The simple line drawings perfectly capture archetypes of growing up, such as a preschool-age little brother, out-of-touch teachers, and an assortment of class nerds. Lots of fun throughout. Todd Morning
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved
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Grade 5–8—Greg Heffley has actually been on the scene for more than two years. Created by an online game developer, he has starred in a Web book of the same name on www.funbrain.com since May 2004. This print version is just as engaging. Kinney does a masterful job of making the mundane life of boys on the brink of adolescence hilarious. Greg is a conflicted soul: he wants to do the right thing, but the constant quest for status and girls seems to undermine his every effort. His attempts to prove his worthiness in the popularity race (he estimates he's currently ranked 52nd or 53rd) are constantly foiled by well-meaning parents, a younger and older brother, and nerdy friends. While Greg is not the most principled protagonist, it is his very obliviousness to his faults that makes him such an appealing hero. Kinney's background as a cartoonist is apparent in this hybrid book that falls somewhere between traditional prose and graphic novel. It offers some of the same adventures as the Web book, but there are enough new subplots to entertain Funbrain followers. This version is more pared down, and the pace moves quickly. The first of three installments, it is an excellent choice for reluctant readers, but more experienced readers will also find much to enjoy and relate to in one seventh grader's view of the everyday trials and tribulations of middle school.—Kim Dare, Fairfax County Public Schools, VA
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If you haven't had a good laugh lately, Diary of a Wimpy Kid is your source for timeless humor.
There's a particular goofiness about boys in middle school that drives parents crazy but has to delight when considered from a distance such as through reading Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Jeff Kinney captured that goofiness with a tongue-in-cheek irreverence that will amuse anyone reading this book.
This is a graphic novel, but not the slick sort that you see from Japan. Instead, Mr. Kinney imitates the style that a middle school boy with good printing skills might use in displaying this simulated diary in the form of Greg Heffley's journal.
Greg is a middle child as well as a middle schooler. His older brother Rodrick can't be bothered with Greg except when the temptation to torture occurs to Rodrick. His younger brother Manny is the apple of his parents' eyes and is spoiled rotten.
Greg has a few, simple needs to satisfy: Avoiding touching the cheese that's been on blacktop since the prior spring, not getting beaten up by bigger kids, playing his favorite video games (which his parents don't approve of), avoiding embarrassment, and getting credit for doing something right. Parents, teachers, fellow students, and fate conspire to thwart Greg. But Greg has one ace in the hole . . . his friend Rowley is even more of a loser than Greg is. And Greg exploits Rowley for all he's worth. The gags are often based on the results not turning out as Greg anticipated.
The book has many funny parts that will have you laughing out loud. Occasionally, Mr. Kinney goes over the top and employs too much self-satire. But the story is quickly rescued by going back into straight satire.
I derived special pleasure from the book by recounting the adventures of one of my sons and his best friend at this same age. That gave me many more things to laugh about.
There's a particular goofiness about boys in middle school that drives parents crazy but has to delight when considered from a distance such as through reading Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Jeff Kinney captured that goofiness with a tongue-in-cheek irreverence that will amuse anyone reading this book.
This is a graphic novel, but not the slick sort that you see from Japan. Instead, Mr. Kinney imitates the style that a middle school boy with good printing skills might use in displaying this simulated diary in the form of Greg Heffley's journal.
Greg is a middle child as well as a middle schooler. His older brother Rodrick can't be bothered with Greg except when the temptation to torture occurs to Rodrick. His younger brother Manny is the apple of his parents' eyes and is spoiled rotten.
Greg has a few, simple needs to satisfy: Avoiding touching the cheese that's been on blacktop since the prior spring, not getting beaten up by bigger kids, playing his favorite video games (which his parents don't approve of), avoiding embarrassment, and getting credit for doing something right. Parents, teachers, fellow students, and fate conspire to thwart Greg. But Greg has one ace in the hole . . . his friend Rowley is even more of a loser than Greg is. And Greg exploits Rowley for all he's worth. The gags are often based on the results not turning out as Greg anticipated.
The book has many funny parts that will have you laughing out loud. Occasionally, Mr. Kinney goes over the top and employs too much self-satire. But the story is quickly rescued by going back into straight satire.
I derived special pleasure from the book by recounting the adventures of one of my sons and his best friend at this same age. That gave me many more things to laugh about.
10 von 11 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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Dass die Bücher genial und witzig sind und die Welt der Kinder wunderbar treffen, das alles können sie in den anderen Rezensionen nachlesen und dazu gibt es nichts hinzuzufügen. Mein Sohn (15) hat alle bisher erschienenen Bücher in Originalsprache verschlungen und liest sie auszugsweise immer wieder. Direkter Nebeneffekt: die Englischnoten in der Schule sind glänzend, Vokabular und Ausdruck haben sich entscheidend verbessert. Wie könnte ich da nicht begeistert sein. Wenn es mehr als 5 Sterne gäbe, ich würde ohne Bedenken noch ein paar dazu geben.
2 von 2 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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If you work with middle grade kids, be sure to check out DIARY OF A WIMPY KID.
Greg Heffley is a 6th-grade weakling trying to make his mark in the middle school world. His family includes a mom, a dad, a heavy metal big brother, and a whiny, tattling little brother. His best friend is Rowley, another odd 6th-grader with overprotective parents and the world-class ability to annoy.
Greg is always a victim of the big, mean bullies in the school. He constantly seems to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. In an attempt to be "cool" he experiments with the idea of weightlifting, creating his own haunted house, running for class treasurer, and building a snowman big enough to be considered for the Guiness Book of World Records. However, the only mild success he accomplishes is as a safety guard whose job is to walk the kindergarten kids home at lunchtime.
At least with that job he gets free hot chocolate and misses twenty minutes of math class.
Readers will be able to relate to Greg's typical teenage problems. His parents ground him from his video games, his older brother picks on him, his little brother gets him in trouble, and the girls in his school think he is a waste of their time. He'd like to pretend he's just a mediocre student when he is really one of the "uncool" gifted kids. The odds are just stacked against him.
Kinney bills his books as "a novel in cartoons," which is sure to be a popular feature with middle grade readers, especially those of the reluctant variety. The clever illustrations were a fantastic way to play up the already great humor in the book.
Once again, if you have anything at all to do with middle graders, get this book in their hands ASAP.
Reviewed by: Sally Kruger, aka "Readingjunky"
Greg Heffley is a 6th-grade weakling trying to make his mark in the middle school world. His family includes a mom, a dad, a heavy metal big brother, and a whiny, tattling little brother. His best friend is Rowley, another odd 6th-grader with overprotective parents and the world-class ability to annoy.
Greg is always a victim of the big, mean bullies in the school. He constantly seems to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. In an attempt to be "cool" he experiments with the idea of weightlifting, creating his own haunted house, running for class treasurer, and building a snowman big enough to be considered for the Guiness Book of World Records. However, the only mild success he accomplishes is as a safety guard whose job is to walk the kindergarten kids home at lunchtime.
At least with that job he gets free hot chocolate and misses twenty minutes of math class.
Readers will be able to relate to Greg's typical teenage problems. His parents ground him from his video games, his older brother picks on him, his little brother gets him in trouble, and the girls in his school think he is a waste of their time. He'd like to pretend he's just a mediocre student when he is really one of the "uncool" gifted kids. The odds are just stacked against him.
Kinney bills his books as "a novel in cartoons," which is sure to be a popular feature with middle grade readers, especially those of the reluctant variety. The clever illustrations were a fantastic way to play up the already great humor in the book.
Once again, if you have anything at all to do with middle graders, get this book in their hands ASAP.
Reviewed by: Sally Kruger, aka "Readingjunky"
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Sehr gutes Buch.Mein Sohn benutzt es für die Schule.Es entsprach voll seinen Vorstellungen.Nur zu empfehlen.
Hat ihm sehr weiter geholfen.
Hat ihm sehr weiter geholfen.
Vor 1 Monat von torte veröffentlicht
fantastic
My mom brought me that book.
i was so happy when i had it in my hands!
It`s really funny.
I'm a 12 year old girl and i would advice to read it for all the children... Lesen Sie weiter...
i was so happy when i had it in my hands!
It`s really funny.
I'm a 12 year old girl and i would advice to read it for all the children... Lesen Sie weiter...
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ich hab mir den ersten band nur gekauft, um mitreden zu können. und damit es etwas anspruchsvoller ist in englisch. Lesen Sie weiter...
Vor 6 Monaten von d.s. veröffentlicht
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Das Buch ist sehr sehr einfach zu lesen und ich hab ehrlich gesagt nur 1 Stunde dafür gebraucht, es ist lustig, authentisch und verständlich. Lesen Sie weiter...
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schönes Buch
Ein niedlich geschriebenes Buch, welches sich zu lesen lohnt.
Allerdings ist es nicht so gut geeignet, um es im Förderunterricht Englisch einzusetzen- da viele Vokabeln... Lesen Sie weiter...
Allerdings ist es nicht so gut geeignet, um es im Förderunterricht Englisch einzusetzen- da viele Vokabeln... Lesen Sie weiter...
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Kinder zum lesen englischer Literatur bewegen. Erweitern und verfeinern des Wortschatzes. Freude am lesen wecken.
Die englische Sprache ist Weltsprache. Lesen Sie weiter...
Die englische Sprache ist Weltsprache. Lesen Sie weiter...
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Unbedingt lesen: Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Also ich habe das Buch gelesen und bin begeistert! Wir lesen es gerade in der Schule und es ist wirklich super!!! Lesen Sie weiter...
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Funny for every age
I read this book in america already. I thought it's a children-book... it would be boring and flat humor... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 24. Juni 2009 von Mandy Beyer
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