ABRAMS was a company which published books. Anxiously and uncertainly, he approached the man standing at the booth. The man introduced himself as Charles Kochman. Kinney asked him if he would interested in his book holding out the Diary of a wimpy kid, so Kochman could quickly read through it a little. After about 30 seconds, this was what Kinney heard: “This was the book that we were exactly hoping for.” Charles Kochman had said. After that, Charles Kochman became Jeff Kinney’s publisher. But the whole ABRAMS company wanted a full series, not just a book. Kinney was overjoyed at that moment, but the next thing that the ABRAMS company said that it would be a good children’s book. Kinney was more shocked than disappointed because for all these
