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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: No Brainer is the 18th book in Jeff Kinney’s internationally bestselling series. This installment focuses on Greg Heffley’s middle school when its very existence is threatened. Greg’s perspective and the trademark blend of text and cartoons convey both comedy and timely themes about modern education, responsibility, and friendship.
Greg’s Dilemma:
Greg has never been thrilled about his run-down middle school, and when the town considers closing it due to falling test scores and budget cuts, he isn’t too upset—until he realizes this could separate him from his best friend, Rowley Jefferson.
A School in Trouble:
After publicized low test scores, the principal is replaced by Mr. Bottoms, a retired administrator who institutes drastic measures:
Class cutbacks
A High Flyers Club to reward high-achieving students (which leads to more cheating)
Fundraising schemes, including selling naming rights to the school
Changes to school lunch, like the infamous “fudgedog” snack, which only creates more chaos
Greg’s Mission:
As Greg and his friends get caught up in the school’s new rules, questionable fundraising efforts, and wild antics from both students and staff, it’s up to Greg and his classmates to try and save their beloved—if imperfect—school.
Friendship: Greg’s bond with Rowley drives him to care about the fate of his school.
Satire of School Funding: The book humorously critiques issues like budget cuts, commercialism in schools, and the stress of standardized testing.
Adapting to Change: Greg navigates both serious and silly reforms, showing resilience in the face of uncertainty.
The book has been noted for its classic Wimpy Kid humor and cartoon illustrations. Some reviewers find its school-focused plot timely and relatable, while others see it as a shift toward darker or more satirical territory compared to previous volumes.
Aspect | Details |
---|---|
Author | Jeff Kinney |
Series | Diary of a Wimpy Kid (#18) |
Genre | Children’s novel, Humor |
Publication Date | October 24, 2023 |
Format | Illustrated Diary-Style Novel |
Main Characters | Greg Heffley, Rowley Jefferson, Mr. Bottoms |
Perfect for fans of the Wimpy Kid series and readers ages 8–12.
Offers a hilarious yet pointed look at modern middle school life, school politics, and growing up.
Filled with new cartoons and laughs alongside relatable school adventures.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: No Brainer is a comic tale of school hijinks and friendship, showing Greg Heffley at his clueless—but determined—best as he tries to rescue his crumbling middle school from closure and chaos.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: No Brainer is the 18th book in Jeff Kinney’s internationally bestselling series. This installment focuses on Greg Heffley’s middle school when its very existence is threatened. Greg’s perspective and the trademark blend of text and cartoons convey both comedy and timely themes about modern education, responsibility, and friendship.
Greg’s Dilemma:
Greg has never been thrilled about his run-down middle school, and when the town considers closing it due to falling test scores and budget cuts, he isn’t too upset—until he realizes this could separate him from his best friend, Rowley Jefferson.
A School in Trouble:
After publicized low test scores, the principal is replaced by Mr. Bottoms, a retired administrator who institutes drastic measures:
Class cutbacks
A High Flyers Club to reward high-achieving students (which leads to more cheating)
Fundraising schemes, including selling naming rights to the school
Changes to school lunch, like the infamous “fudgedog” snack, which only creates more chaos
Greg’s Mission:
As Greg and his friends get caught up in the school’s new rules, questionable fundraising efforts, and wild antics from both students and staff, it’s up to Greg and his classmates to try and save their beloved—if imperfect—school.
Friendship: Greg’s bond with Rowley drives him to care about the fate of his school.
Satire of School Funding: The book humorously critiques issues like budget cuts, commercialism in schools, and the stress of standardized testing.
Adapting to Change: Greg navigates both serious and silly reforms, showing resilience in the face of uncertainty.
The book has been noted for its classic Wimpy Kid humor and cartoon illustrations. Some reviewers find its school-focused plot timely and relatable, while others see it as a shift toward darker or more satirical territory compared to previous volumes.
Aspect | Details |
---|---|
Author | Jeff Kinney |
Series | Diary of a Wimpy Kid (#18) |
Genre | Children’s novel, Humor |
Publication Date | October 24, 2023 |
Format | Illustrated Diary-Style Novel |
Main Characters | Greg Heffley, Rowley Jefferson, Mr. Bottoms |
Perfect for fans of the Wimpy Kid series and readers ages 8–12.
Offers a hilarious yet pointed look at modern middle school life, school politics, and growing up.
Filled with new cartoons and laughs alongside relatable school adventures.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: No Brainer is a comic tale of school hijinks and friendship, showing Greg Heffley at his clueless—but determined—best as he tries to rescue his crumbling middle school from closure and chaos.
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