Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School (Book 10)

Very good book. My nephew really like it.. its definitely a must buy.. ❤️❤️

Book arrived in good time a few days as it’s a 2nd hand, Greta condition almost new. My daughter 9yo couldn’t tell (not sure she’d care) These are great reads, quick, punchy and funny, covering a range of topics.

It was a present

Puffin books £12.99 Hardback Synopsis from http://www.wimpykid.com/books/book10/: Life was better in the old days. Or was it? That’s the question Greg Heffley is asking as his town voluntarily unplugs and goes electronics-free. But modern life has its conveniences, and Greg isn’t cut out for an old-fashioned world. With tension building inside and outside the Heffley home, will Greg find a way to survive? Or is going “old school” just too hard for a kid like Greg? Read an extract So what did I think? As I just started typing diary into the google search bar, Diary of a Wimpy Kid popped up; so that just shows what a phenomenon the series has become. I’ve read the whole series to one child or another in this household-so much so that it just wouldn’t be Christmas if someone didn’t get the latest edition in their stocking! Old School starts with Greg reflecting on how adults are always wittering on about the good old days”. Greg loves his technology, but Mom is on a mission to get the neighbourhood to have an electronic device free weekend. She has a tough job gaining signatures for her petition, until the day when Grandpa throws a party in the Heffley residence. And Greg has other problems: the pet pig is turning far too human, and Grandpa has come to live with them. Greg’s problems grow so big that he decides to escape by joining the school camp trip to Hardscrabble Farms. As I read this to my eight year old there were frequent laugh out loud moments, and plenty of cringeworthy situations where my son hid beneath the duvet saying, “Oh no, this is going to hurt! The storyline mainly focusses this time on the father-son-grandson dynamics that grown-ups will identify with! As always, Jeff Kinney’s flawlessly executed illustrations bring the whole thing to life, and there is a perfect text to picture ratio. If you pushed me, I’d say that his best one so far is The Long Haul, as that had me crying with laughter for a good proportion of the story. But this is just as satisfying as the rest of the series, and certainly brightens up a cold winter’s day. Well worth a read. P.S BEWARE OF SILAS SCRATCH! hellopipski.wordpress.com 17th January 2016

My grandson loves this series. This is another good one.

I feel so happy my 10 year old son loves reading the diary of a wimpy kid books. Seriously makes me smile watching him so engrossed into this book and laughing uncontrollably 😂😂. We were on the tram 🚃 to school 🏫 and he was reading it whilst other adult commuters were watching him with his leg crossed, book 📕 opened and engrossed so much so he wasn’t concerned about the world going by him. There were random outbursts of laughter from his little cheeky chubby face as he looked up at me smiled and went straight back in. He gets off the tram with book still opened, reading it whilst I’m guiding him crossing the road to make his way to school. He gets to school looks up and around him and says “woah…how did we get here so fast!” Amazing book that keeps children entertained and adult happy 😃 👍🏼👍🏼

My great nephew loves these books. Recommended.

Fantastic book. We’ve added to my son’s collection and he loves them. Bedtime is quite easy now days, he sits and loves to read ME a story! X

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

Another Diary of a Wimpy kid classic. This definitely did guarantee laughter as I was cracking up whilst reading the book. Excellent purchase.

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