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Diary Of A Wimpy Kid By Jeff Kinney

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I am reading a book name is "Diary of a wimpy kid" by Jeff Kinney. I borrowed this book in library and we have 10 minutes to read book at English 9 class. The main character name is Greg, who wrote a diary which is what's happening to him, hissurrounding, and his family. He is just in a middle school, he have best friend name Rowley. I think he is rude and fascinated to his fantasy. But this series is not about his story it is about his older brother's rules and his behavor. His brother name is Rodrick and he is doing band drummer. His drum skill is good, but his band's songs are too weird so when he practice sings with his band his father always took Greg to shopping mall. But Greg didn't know that. And his band had some fans so they came
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