In Diary of a Kid from the Deep, children read a new adventure from their mischievous friend Greg Heffley, who is off on a cross-country camping trip with his family. It seems he and his family are ready for the adventure of a lifetime. But their plans hit a major snag, and they find themselves trapped in Camp Eden, which isn’t exactly the summer paradise they had hoped for!
Day after day, things get worse for them. Rain starts to fall and the water begins to rise, leaving them wondering if they can save their vacation. It will take a miracle to survive, and it seems Greg Heffley is saving his wit for tough times. Will he succeed in saving himself and his family from drowning?
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Diary of a Kid from the Deep Part 16
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The book follows the adventures of student Greg Heffley, as he faces the challenges of school life and social struggles in a humorous and realistic way.
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