Diary Of A Wimpy Kid

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My INS book is Diary of a wimpy kid: old school which is number 10 in the series, written by: Jeff Kinney. Illustrated by: Jeff Kinney. The book is about a teen named Gregory and the troubles in his life, the book is written as if it was a journal because it writes in first person. Ever since the first diary of a wimpy kid book I've read, I have been interested in the series, because it was a fun book to read. It was interesting to see what happened in the book. I always enjoyed reading this series. I can tell the mood is supposed to be happy because there is no sad parts in the book.
Greg told the story through his own eyes so it is first person. The book is supposed to be like a diary, so the story is what Greg thinks of what is happening

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