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Diary of a Wimpy Kid cabin fever
“Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever” is about a kid named Greg and his life and everyday problems. This book is about a middle schooler named Greg Heffley who gets into a series of problems in holiday season. Rowley is Greg’s friend. He is sometimes weird and he act’s crazy and can confuse you in the book. Also both Greg and Rowley and everyone in the school have to take care of their problems. Greg has 2 brothers. Roderick is Greg’s older brother. Roderick is taller, liar, gets away with everything. Manny is the youngest brother nobody taught him how to tie his shoes. He is little rascal. Greg was into web gaming, and needed money to take care of his virtual pet. He and Rowley tried many crazy ideas to make money but didn’t work. They tried to sell their own newspapers but didn’t sell. So they decided to put up their own holiday bazzar. They decide to hang up posters advertising the baazar on the walls of the school on a rainy day and accidently vandalized the school wall. When they saw that in local newspaper they panicked. Rowley informs school about who did it. Greg confesses to whole crime. He was saved by Mother Nature. Heavy snow fall brought cabin fever to Greg and his family. His town lost power and everyone were stranded in house. Whole town gets snowed in and all Greg could think about was his punishment. At the end of the book, Greg thought the police were after him because of the whole blob situation. They ended up at Greg's house but they were just picking up any other toys for the toy drive. Greg was relieved that they weren't there for him. I thought it was funny that Greg's picture was in the newspaper for doing a good deed at the end of the book, and also at the beginning of the book when he and Rowley were putting on posters on the building. This really was starting out as a good deed but went terribly wrong.
I like this book because it’s a comedy to me. I also like the characters I told you about earlier. If you
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