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

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The way this is done is similar to a question in The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book asking if you think people will have "instant messaging chips" implanted in their brains in the future. Rowley then talks about Greg’s family; his older brother Rodrick and his band Loded Diper, whose songs apparently have swearwords in them, hence why Rowley's parents won't let him go to the Heffleys' home during their practice; and his little brother Manny, who, for some reason or the other, mooned Rowley on one occasion. Rowley’s best friend Greg Heffley has been chronicling his middle-school years in thirteen Diary of a Wimpy Kid journals . One of the standout aspects is how well it captures the essence of childhood friendships and the rollercoaster of emotions kids experience.

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. He asks Rowley to help, and Rowley mishears his request to "get him back on his feet" and causes him to fall in the puddle. Greg again retorts that both ideas are dumb, and says that he can do anything with his diary, especially make Rowley into a different character--named Rupert, and also dumb and drooling. But it turns out Rowley is a poor choice for the job, and his ‘biography’ of Greg says more about himself than it does about his best friend. In the next chapter, Greg and Rowley are playing vikings and ninjas in the woods during an evening, but some teenagers mock them and ruin their fun.He ends up becoming their teacher for the entire school year, and does nothing when kids start goofing off, not doing the assignments that he wrote on the board. This leads to Greg and Rowley making entire pages of rude drawings with "that's you" notes, and they get kicked out of the library after Rowley chases Greg. Hardy for not acknowledging that Rowley was the only one who did any work, which results in Rowley getting a B. Greg then tells Rowley to pull him back up to his feet, but Rowley misheard and thought Greg said to pull him by his feet, which he does, getting Greg wet.

Kinney later developed it into a full-length book, becoming Rowley Jefferson's Journal, because he enjoyed writing it. which became successful after Rowley went solo; they got into a fight, and soon some teenagers forced Rowley to eat The Cheese that was on the blacktop. In The Third Wheel, when the family is going to have dinner with the Stringers, they cleared out stuff, and the Good Boy Reward appears.It's not just a companion to the original series; it stands on its own, offering a whole new dimension to the Wimpy Kid universe.