Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School (Book 10) Paperback

Greg Heffley finds himself caught between a town-wide push to unplug and a school trip to a rustic camp with no comforts at all. The tenth entry in the series sets nostalgia for simpler times against Greg's firm preference for modern convenience, and lets the gap between the two do the comic work. As always the story arrives as a handwritten journal, dated entry by dated entry, with cartoon panels carrying much of the punchline. The chapter-free structure means a child can read a few pages at a time without losing the thread, which is part of why the series works so well for readers building stamina. How readers use it: • A camp-and-community storyline built around going without technology • Black-and-white illustrations set into the text, not grouped separately • A Penguin UK paperback running to 224 pages • Entries short enough for a single sitting each Aimed at readers roughly seven to twelve and at classrooms stocking accessible humour, sold at Boipoka.