Mozakarat Taleb, Paperback Book, By: Jeff Kinney

A Student's Diary - Greg Heffley's Diary is from the Weak Boy series of novels, by the American novelist and New York Times number one author of 2009 as the most influential author of children's books. The story of Diary of a Wimpy Kid addresses children - emerging at the age of twelve, which is the stage of bearing the individual responsibility of the child towards himself and others, including waking up early and sticking to the specified time, listening well to the advice of parents and instructions from the school administration and teachers, and finally performing homework and daily duties. From this point of view, this book came to paint for our children a world of their own, and to facilitate the process of their interaction with others. With a suspenseful and purposeful novel, Greg Heffley writes his memoirs in his own diary. The story begins with 12-year-old Greg Heffley who dreams of becoming rich and famous in the future but unfortunately. Like I said I'll be famous someday, but, right now, I'm stuck in middle school with a bunch of idiots (.) That's how I got stuck in this The class with Chris Husey in front of me and Lionel James behind me. Thus, Greg Heffley writes down his adventures and pranks, which are entertaining, interesting, but significant, and the meaning that the writer wants to convey to the children, which is that we must move forward in order until we become famous and achieve the highest positions in the world. school and life in general. It remains to point out that Taleb's Memoirs is a series that has been translated into 42 languages, printed more than 85 million copies in the world, sold in more than 44 countries, and has been on the bestseller list since 2007. For the value of the books, its material was used in 3 films. It grossed over $225 million.