Diary of a Really Cool Kid isn’t just about Rowley Jefferson’s memoirs; it also includes a large portion of Greg Heffley’s memoirs. Rowley begins by recounting the life of his best friend Greg, telling us about their lives together as two mischievous misfits who experienced scary adventures and funny pranks together, and about their families. Other things include what they thought was a half-man, half-goat creature in the woods, the terrifying moments they experienced in an old cemetery, the story of Rawley slapping his friend Greg with a tennis racket after mistaking him for a dangerous thief, and the story of Rawley saving his friend Greg from Larkin’s birthday party. Rawley continues by recounting the events of the day Greg invented an award for his friend, calling it “The Good Boy Award,” and the day he discovered that Greg was a lazy study partner when he turned studying into a game and turned the exam into cheating and chaos. About their success together in creating a “superhero” drawing at school, and other funny stories and interesting notes that Rowley includes in this book, which he adds with funny drawings and illustrations, children will enjoy unforgettable reading moments.
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Greg Heffley embarks on a new adventure to prove himself as an amazing person amidst the challenges of school and everyday life.
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