Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson's Journal

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which became successful after Rowley went solo; they got into a fight, and soon some teenagers forced Rowley to eat The Cheese that was on the blacktop. Jeff has been named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World and is one of the Top 10 bestselling authors of all time. The Best Friends Box—which includes Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid—is the perfect introduction for those new to the Wimpy Kid world. Annoyed by this, Greg tricks Rowley into getting trapped by balancing his glass of milk with his fingers, which he uses to steal Rowley's cookie.

Packed full of the same kind of zany humour and vibrant illustration as the bestselling Wimpy Kid series, Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid is big-hearted, side-splitting gold. A DIARY OF A WIMPY KID STORY that will have you rolling with laughter, from number one bestselling author Jeff Kinney! Susan tells them that instead of spending time in front of a screen, they should draw some comics instead.In Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid, Rowley agrees to take on the role of biographer, recording his pal's life story because one day 'Greg is going to be rich and famous and he says everyone will want to know his whole life's story, so they can make movies about him and stuff.

Greg tries to make studying into a game, by tossing back and forth a paper ball, taking turns reading the chapter, but if they drop the ball, they should start from the beginning; of course Rowley doesn't like the idea after some time, and wishes to study. It adds depth to the already beloved characters and offers a fresh perspective that's both nostalgic and new.He asks Rowley to help, and Rowley mishears his request to "get him back on his feet" and causes him to fall in the puddle. In the next few days, Rowley and his class are going to take a maths test, but due to Greg distracting him, he has to study (in which he does not usually do, as he pays attention, and goes to bed early on school nights), and then Greg said he and Rowley can work together.

Rowley's grammar and punctation usage in the book is more incorrect than Greg's, which shows his childishness compared to him. Greg retorts that it's dumb, but is unsure when Rowley questions him as to why he has a higher mark than Greg. Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson’s Journal offers readers a new way to look at the Wimpy world—one fans won’t want to miss! Greg gets detention for the next three days, on top of retaking the test, while Rowley is told off for cheating; he is unnerved knowing what would happen if everyone knows he's a cheat, promising to never cheat again.It's soon revealed that Rowley got very carried away with writing the ending, to which Greg suggests that it's time for him to go home. When Greg Heffley puts his best buddy in charge of writing Greg’s autobiography the results end up revealing a lot more about Rowley Jefferson than their intended subject. They soon get into another fight, this one physical, but luckily Susan breaks it up, telling them to separate for the rest of the night, each of them staying on one half of the room. Other entries focus on when Rowley saves Greg from attending a birthday party after falling in a hornet's nest, Greg's "accomplishments" (a blank list for Rowley to fill in later when Greg accomplishes something), Rowley tripping over a rock and Greg telling him he disturbed an "ancient burial ground," Rowley believing that his deceased grandfather has come back as a ghost to haunt his cabin, Greg playing a "wacky prank" by pretending to be a burglar, and Rowley mishearing Greg's request to "pull him back up on his feet" after he loses his balance, instead grabbing Greg by the feet and causing him to fall in a puddle.

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He's left in a grumpy mood, making Rowley try to cheer him up with a joke, which only makes Greg mad, leading him to badmouth Rowley; he reports Greg for this, which makes Susan angrily tell off Greg for his misbehavior. Greg and Rowley get into an argument and Rowley says if Greg is a jerk, he won't say nice things about him in his diary. Greg decides to just take another break, playing video games on the library computer, but they are stopped by the librarian, because they were making too much noise. Beck clarifies her suspicions that the two's papers look identical, and shows that Greg copied everything on Rowley's paper. He is a six-time Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Award winner for 'Favorite Book' and has been named one of Time’s 100 Most Influential People in the World.