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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Meltdown is the 13th installment in Jeff Kinney's best-selling series. Published in 2018, the book follows Greg Heffley as he navigates a winter that turns his neighborhood into a battleground. Snow shuts down Greg’s middle school, and the resulting chaos leads to neighborhood rivalries, epic snowball fights, and unlikely alliances.
Climate and Rivalry: The neighborhood is divided between the kids of Upper and Lower Surrey Street, and the arrival of heavy snow intensifies tensions.
School Shutdown: With the snow causing the school to close, kids take to the streets, and the peaceful winter landscape soon erupts into all-out war.
Epic Snowball Fights: Greg and his best friend Rowley get caught in increasingly elaborate snowball fights, complete with rival gangs and even fortress construction.
Alliances and Betrayals: To survive, Greg and Rowley must carefully navigate shifting alliances. Their group teams up with others, but betrayals are common as the snowball battle heats up.
Neighborhood Free-For-All: The conflict grows as Safety Patrol girls, Whirley Street kids, and the infamous Mingo Kids from the woods join the fray, each group vying for dominance.
Resolution: After a snowplow unexpectedly ends the chaos, everyone agrees to call a truce. As the snow melts, Greg reflects on the wild events and his friendship with Rowley.
Friendship: Greg and Rowley's relationship is tested by the chaos, but ultimately endures the meltdown.
Conflict and Teamwork: The snowball war is a metaphor for middle school social dynamics, highlighting both rivalry and cooperation.
Humor in Adversity: Greg’s signature voice and cartoon illustrations provide humor even in the face of neighborhood mayhem.
A laugh-out-loud look at wintertime childhood antics.
Familiar diary-style format with cartoons and relatable experiences.
Appeals to both longtime fans and new readers with its fast pace and creative scenarios.
Detail | Information |
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Author | Jeff Kinney |
Series | Diary of a Wimpy Kid (#13) |
Publication Date | October 30, 2018 |
Format | Illustrated novel |
Target Audience | Middle-grade readers (8–12) |
The Meltdown delivers signature humor, playful cartoon illustrations, and a dramatic winter adventure. This installment captures both the chaos and camaraderie that come with epic snow days, reminding readers that even the wildest battles can’t break true friendship.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Meltdown is the 13th installment in Jeff Kinney's best-selling series. Published in 2018, the book follows Greg Heffley as he navigates a winter that turns his neighborhood into a battleground. Snow shuts down Greg’s middle school, and the resulting chaos leads to neighborhood rivalries, epic snowball fights, and unlikely alliances.
Climate and Rivalry: The neighborhood is divided between the kids of Upper and Lower Surrey Street, and the arrival of heavy snow intensifies tensions.
School Shutdown: With the snow causing the school to close, kids take to the streets, and the peaceful winter landscape soon erupts into all-out war.
Epic Snowball Fights: Greg and his best friend Rowley get caught in increasingly elaborate snowball fights, complete with rival gangs and even fortress construction.
Alliances and Betrayals: To survive, Greg and Rowley must carefully navigate shifting alliances. Their group teams up with others, but betrayals are common as the snowball battle heats up.
Neighborhood Free-For-All: The conflict grows as Safety Patrol girls, Whirley Street kids, and the infamous Mingo Kids from the woods join the fray, each group vying for dominance.
Resolution: After a snowplow unexpectedly ends the chaos, everyone agrees to call a truce. As the snow melts, Greg reflects on the wild events and his friendship with Rowley.
Friendship: Greg and Rowley's relationship is tested by the chaos, but ultimately endures the meltdown.
Conflict and Teamwork: The snowball war is a metaphor for middle school social dynamics, highlighting both rivalry and cooperation.
Humor in Adversity: Greg’s signature voice and cartoon illustrations provide humor even in the face of neighborhood mayhem.
A laugh-out-loud look at wintertime childhood antics.
Familiar diary-style format with cartoons and relatable experiences.
Appeals to both longtime fans and new readers with its fast pace and creative scenarios.
Detail | Information |
---|---|
Author | Jeff Kinney |
Series | Diary of a Wimpy Kid (#13) |
Publication Date | October 30, 2018 |
Format | Illustrated novel |
Target Audience | Middle-grade readers (8–12) |
The Meltdown delivers signature humor, playful cartoon illustrations, and a dramatic winter adventure. This installment captures both the chaos and camaraderie that come with epic snow days, reminding readers that even the wildest battles can’t break true friendship.
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