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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth
Translated by: Zainab Idris
Greg Heffley suddenly faces the awkward pressures of growing up all on his own, without his best friend Rowley. A hilarious story about middle-school changes and "the ugly truth" of adulthood.
About this book
In The Ugly Truth (Book 5 of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series), Greg Heffley has always been in a hurry to grow up. But as he steps into the awkward world of puberty, middle-school parties, and health classes, he realizes that growing up isn't all it's cracked up to be.
To make matters worse, Greg is facing it all alone after a big fallout with his best friend, Rowley Jefferson. Navigating changing dynamics, family expectations, and awkward boy-girl parties without a wingman proves to be Greg's biggest challenge yet. Packed with Jeff Kinney's iconic stick-figure illustrations and trademark humor, this book delivers a laugh-out-loud look at the hilarious and awkward realities of growing up.
To make matters worse, Greg is facing it all alone after a big fallout with his best friend, Rowley Jefferson. Navigating changing dynamics, family expectations, and awkward boy-girl parties without a wingman proves to be Greg's biggest challenge yet. Packed with Jeff Kinney's iconic stick-figure illustrations and trademark humor, this book delivers a laugh-out-loud look at the hilarious and awkward realities of growing up.
Why read it?
Because it takes an honest and outrageously funny approach to the awkwardness of growing up, proving that every middle-schooler goes through the same messy, hilarious transitions.
Who is it for?
For dedicated fans of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, pre-teens and middle-schoolers experiencing growing pains, and anyone who enjoys illustrated humor about childhood.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9786140105089
ISBN-10
6140105085
Page count
224
Age rating
General