Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson's Journal

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Greg tries to make studying into a game, by tossing back and forth a paper ball, taking turns reading the chapter, but if they drop the ball, they should start from the beginning; of course Rowley doesn't like the idea after some time, and wishes to study. Greg says Amazing Guy should be written with a mature audience in mind, but Rowley wants him to be a good example for kids, which just makes Greg laugh out loud for the second time. One of the standout aspects is how well it captures the essence of childhood friendships and the rollercoaster of emotions kids experience.Greg retorts that it's dumb, but is unsure when Rowley questions him as to why he has a higher mark than Greg.

In the next chapter, Rowley asks how Greg could lay that egg from earlier, and he says by eating tons of crisps can he lay one. Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid offers readers a new way to look at the Wimpy world – one fans won't want to miss! Neither of them can study at each other's house; Rowley can't go to the Heffleys' as Rodrick is having band practice; Greg is banned from the Jeffresons' house, because he played a practical joke on Rowley's dad by putting plastic wrap over the toilet seat, so they decided to work at the library, and Susan took Greg and Rowley there after dinner.Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson's Journal offers readers a new way to look at the Wimpy world - one fans won't want to miss! Comeuppance predictably arrives when Greg has to give three of his toys to Rowley, which aren't broken this time. Greg says that he put a flag in the lot of Rowley’s house before they moved meaning that he owned the house, resulting in Rowley giving up his bike. Rowley and his family had gone to stay in Bampy's old cabin in the woods, and after a hike, Rowley's father told him to take a shower.