Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down

Greg Heffley has a new moneymaking scheme — and it is almost certainly going to go wrong in the most spectacular way imaginable.

Greg is feeling the pressure to be special. His mum wants him to do enriching activities; Greg wants to make movies and become famous with minimum effort. The gap between these two ambitions, as always, produces brilliant, escalating chaos. Jeff Kinney's eleventh Wimpy Kid book delivers the same unstoppable comedy that has made Greg one of the most recognisable voices in children's fiction.

What makes Greg endlessly readable is his confident wrongness — his ability to see himself as the hero of every story while being the obvious architect of every disaster. Children love this because they recognise it, and because reading Greg is a safe way to observe it.

A perfect read for Wimpy Kid fans aged 7–12 — funny from the first page, impossible to put down, and absolutely trustworthy.

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NOTE FROM TALESGALORE

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This book is for you if you love

• Children
• Diary
• Fiction
• Humour
• Illustrated
• Wimpy Kid