Double Down (Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book 11) Paperback

A plan to make a horror film gives Greg Heffley a new ambition, and the eleventh Wimpy Kid book follows how badly that goes. Greg's mother wants him doing something creative, Greg wants fame, and the collision between those two ideas drives the story through schemes, misread instructions and predictable disasters. The format stays what readers expect: a journal in Greg's hand, cartoon panels stacked between paragraphs, and short entries that keep the pace quick. Much of the humour depends on self-serving narration, which stays funny because Greg never quite admits what has actually happened. The essentials: • A storyline about filmmaking, ambition and misplaced confidence • Hand-lettered diary style with drawings on nearly every page • Paperback, 224 pages, published by Penguin UK • Reads comfortably alongside the rest of the series or on its own Good for middle-grade readers who prefer illustrated fiction to dense text, and for gift lists at Boipoka.