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Grace Lou’s top pick: ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw’ by Jeff Kinney

The nine-year-old student from St Stephen’s Girls’ Primary School writes about an interesting book she read recently
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Published: 12:45am, 10 Nov 2025
Length: 192 words
Grace Lou’s top pick: ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw’ by Jeff Kinney

Have you ever read any of the ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid' books? Photo: Abrams Books

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Yesterday, I read a book called Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw. It is about a boy called Greg. He is in middle school, which is like secondary school, and very wimpy. He is also very naughty.

One day, his dad met a “bad” teenager named Lenwood Heath. Lenwood’s parents sent him to Spag Union Military Academy for a summer camp. After he came back home, Lenwood was a completely new person. He was polite, honest, kind, respectful, responsible and law abiding.

After Greg’s dad learned this, he wanted to send Greg to the summer camp too. When Greg found out, he immediately refused, but his father was set on the decision. After a series of interesting events, his dad finally decided he did not have to go.

Grace Lou is a pupil at St Stephen’s Girls’ Primary School. Photo: Handout
Grace Lou is a pupil at St Stephen’s Girls’ Primary School. Photo: Handout
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