Wimpy Kids... Aren't Those Exciting People?

Throughout the 70 pages I have read, the main character. Greg Heffley, has described his un-content life from his friends/teachers, advertisements, 'grammie,' and his encounter with his neighbor's plants. In the beginning of the book, Greg was introduced to his once-friend, Rowley's new 'Cool Brian' which is basically a way for kids to hang with a friend. Later on, he found the ad for a new Peachy Breeze kid sponsor. Telling his mom this, Greg discovered his mom rather wanted Manny, his younger brother, to audition but Greg was able to hitch a ride with his mom before she left. Once there, Greg was tripped up, failing to catch attention by the producers. Then, Greg explained his grandma and how she is emotional like when he described the moment when she sat down triggering a whoopie cushion, becoming embarrassed. Thus, she wrote a letter saying she was sorry, so in response, Greg had to write his response back. Finally, Greg had to watch out for his neighbor's plants. Unaware he forgot to water them, Greg was yelled at by the neighbor for that, and that he left the keys in the keyhole when he left.

I believe that the best trait to describe Greg is humorous. I believe so because he is always making readers' laugh at his stunts and actions throughout the book. In the text, it states, "... I just throw one of my pillows across the room.... "Hey, what's this pillow doing here? (Pg. 70)" Once reading this, I was able to figure that Greg is not only humorous, but easily-forgetting. Even with the whoopie cushion incident, I giggled as he had to write a letter back to his grandma. If you had ever read a Diary of A Wimpy Kid, I guarantee that you will laugh at least once at Greg's adventures during Middle School. I get most of my humour from Greg and I'm inspired by his ways of handling situations. On that note, I believe Greg Heffley can be described perfectly by the trait, funny/humorous.