Old School (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #10): A throwback misadventure packed with hilarious trouble from the #1 international bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series (Book 10) (Volume 10)

this is a good book for preteens & younger. my grands loved it

Such a cute book! I love the whole wimpy kid series even as an adult and now my toddler is obsessed too! This came in great condition too.

Love it

Our son loves this series. He loves reading them.

While attending open house this year at my 10 year old sons school, he found this book for sale at the book fair. We thumbed through it, and thought it looked cute, so we purchased it, and read it together. Its narrated by this middle-school aged kid in the form of a diary, with sketches and doodles included on every page, and basically follows his days from the begining of the school year to the end. He is a bit of a loser, and trys to create a better image for himself through attempts at being class treasurer, a cartoonist for the school paper, a saftey patrol member.... We were both cracking up most of the way through the book. But there were times we also both looked at each other and shook our heads.. as the wimpy kid in question did some very mean and backhanded things as well.... Very cute, very interesting, and well worth the read for any school age kid and his parents.... We are going to run out to buy the new sequel....

My son enjoyed reading this book. Good quality also

I read the entire Diary of a Wimpy Kid series in one week to date while recovering from an accident, so I'll do a blanket comment on the series on this one. The dialogue is believable as being written by a kid Greg's age. He's got a good heart, but he's flawed in a lot of ways too. He's under constant torment from wanna-be rock star older brother Rodrick, and overshadowed by pampered, precocious younger brother Manny who calls him "Bubby" at the worst possible moments. Best friend Rowley is a well-traveled, clueless only child who good naturedly goes along with most of Greg's schemes; Greg dismisses him by saying things like "I don't know why we're even friends" and "I guess that's why I put up with him" but on at least two occasions when he has upset Rowley to the point where they're not speaking, Greg misses him terribly and ends up going out of his way to reconcile with him. Greg wants to be popular but struggles with his ordinariness. But that is what makes Greg so relatable: his ordinariness. He's not the best looking, the brightest, the most talented, or the most anything. His deadpan, wry sense of humor made me laugh out loud several times, and I am well past the intended age group the book was written for. I hope Mr. Kinney takes Greg past middle school and beyond: I know I will be reading.

My son really enjoyed this book. He read the collection.

Good for kids

This book is the best I love.these books and often catch myself reading them late into.the night (it is 11:00AM right now😊😁 also I would love it if Jeff Kinney would write more I have ran out of more to read😄 also just saying I find.d it really rude some people are saying bad things about these books if you dont like them don't read them🐈🐈 BYE

I really liked the story because it shows that there was pros and cons about the olden days and it really captured the essence of girl scout camping in a more negative tone then what you would usually use

Ótimo pra melhorar a leitura aprender vocabulário e expressões novas, linguagem fácil e prático pra levar

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID IS AN AMAZING BOOK 📖 THE DIARYS WAS AMAZING 🤩😍🥰😛