Student's Diary

Jeff Kinney

From the series of novels about the famous weakling, Greg Heffley, comes the Arabic edition of "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules," written by American novelist Jeff Kinney, the number one New York Times bestselling author of 2009 as the most influential children's author. The translation is by Zeina Idriss. Returning to the hero of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Greg Heffley, who constantly records his memoirs in a special journal that he carefully guards, as it is the repository of his secrets. It contains his adventures in class, with friends, at the family home, and even in the pool. His friends have nicknamed him "the creep," and one of them even made him a creep headband and placed it on his head. But wait, what did Greg do to earn this nickname? Greg doesn't like to talk about it at all, especially since the new school year has begun, and our friend was eager to leave the past three months behind him... especially one particular incident. Unfortunately for Greg, his diary eventually fell into the hands of his older brother, Rodrick, and disaster struck. Rodrick learned all about the pool incident Greg had wanted to keep secret. But secrets always find their way out... especially when it comes to diaries. What they said about the novel: "A delightful, hilariously comic book" - People Magazine. "A hilariously graphic novel..." - Publishers Weekly. "Awesomely funny" - Kirkus Reviews. "A great choice for those who don't like reading" - School Library Journal. It's worth noting that "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" is a series that has been translated into 42 languages, with more than 85 million copies in print worldwide and sold in more than 44 countries. It has also been a bestseller since 2007. Due to the book's value, its material has been adapted into three films that have grossed more than $225 million.