#Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Deep End(Book 15)

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Diary of Wimpy Kid: No Brainer is a terrible horrible, no good, very bad book

(P.S. I apologize deeply for this as it sounds like an 11th grade video essay. This is because *it is* an essay written by an 11th grader, so you get what you pay for.)

Part 1: Acknowledgement

Diary of a Wimpy Kid was a great book series. Greg Heffley was such a relatable-ish character to many people (especially to sociopathic 11 year olds like myself) – he spent a lot of time playing video games, he didn’t like his school, he was so awkwardly lonely it was cringey at points — but with all that the main point remained the same: Greg was a middle school kid with middle school problems. Sure, the books deviated with this at certain points, but it was grounded in a familiar setting and characters. 

Additionally, the series had a good sense of pacing and story arcs: a theme gets set up at the beginning, Greg goes through life and shenanigans happen following said theme, and towards the end that theme gets resolved or ended in some way. This is shown in a lot of the early books–one of the examples I can think of from the top of my head is in Dog Days: it’s summer vacation and Greg wants to stay inside playing video games, shenanigans occur—his mom makes a book club, Greg falls out with Rowley (his best friend), Greg goes to the town pool, Greg goes to the beach—and it ends with Greg entering a video game competition (and losing to Rowley), and with summer ending. Within the themes story beats also merge together. Take for instance in Rodrick Rules with “Mom Bucks”: it’s introduced as a way to let Greg and Rodrick (Greg’s older brother) earn money. Later, Greg finds a lot of Mom Bucks from Rowley, and saves it carefully. Towards the end, Greg needs to do a History project, and buys an old project from Rodrick using said Mom Bucks.

Throughout these arcs, we can also see the characterization from these characters. Greg is an immature child, like everyone else in middle school, but has an idea of what goals are in the books at the very least. Rowley is Greg’s somewhat oblivious best friend, but can stand up for himself (like at The Ugly Truth, where Rowley and Greg had a falling out). Rodrick is Greg’s older brother, who’s mean at points but is just acting like a normal-ish teenager and is arguably better than Greg at navigating life. These characters aren’t by any means “deep”, this is a children’s book where the lens is through a main character who has been ~15 for the last decade. However, they aren’t forgotten or just used as means to an end for story purposes.

Just recently, however, I read the latest book, No Brainer. After reading it (it’s on Internet Archive, for free) and after thinking about it, it’s not the classic case of “it’s not for me anymore”, this book is critically awful.

Part 2: Resolution

This is the part where I summarize the book, and if it were a video essay I would show a few pages (and if I was a storytime animator I would animate scenes, but I can’t draw). This will be a major simplification, as I’m mostly getting the plot from memory. The main overarching story is that Greg’s school is going to get shut down because of low standardized math test scores. This is shown as the school is under budget, the teachers aren’t great, the students aren’t great, and so a new principal was instated. Then, in between this there are some shenanigans: a book is banned from the school, the principal establishes a meritocracy which is overthrown by the rich, Greg talks about an old teacher who taught fake latin and about another school which was started by a criminal, the school invented a new food type, fudge dogs, and the school gets used by advertisers and other people. By the end of the book, the school fails the tests and Greg and everyone else has to move to a new school. In Greg’s new school he gets a girlfriend by being able to tell the time, and later goes on a date with her and her dad, who was apparently the son of the criminal Greg was talking about earlier. The criminal is impressed by Greg because at the restaurant he could talk to the waiter in a new language because he was the old fake latin teacher, and he also cooked fudge dogs from his old school. The dad funds Greg’s old school, Greg gets broken up with, and he goes back to his old school (much to everyone’s disdain).

Notice how towards the end of the last paragraph it got messy and unintelligible? That brings me to my first point: the pacing and story arcs are badly connected. In the same amount of pages where Greg talks about brains and wonders why they can’t just learn on their own, he gets a girlfriend, impresses her dad, and gets their old school back–thereby fixing the main problem. Story arcs were also introduced and barely followed up on until the end, and by then they become fun cameos where the reaction is just “oh it’s that *thing* from the beginning, isn’t that funny?”. Fudge dogs and fake latin went from one-off jokes to story resolutions. In other cases, elements were just forgotten entirely and not followed up upon: advertisements in the school, the meritocracy group, brains learning on their own; these were just elements that felt like they should’ve been followed through the story, but they’re just there as poorly continued jokes. 

The lack of grounded realism also breaks this book for me. The school has teachers who literally don’t teach anything, the school places advertisements everywhere in an attempt to get more money, the school somehow invents a new food and others attempt to steal it, the criminal’s son just so happens to be the father of the girl Greg dated, the school somehow starts a subscription program for better perks (how subtle, Jeff Kinney /s), and when the school shuts down there’s only two schools with one being a very sophisticated school and the other a poor public school on the other side of town. It's unlikely that any child could relate to this or how the characters react to their situation. While a lot of the early books didn’t exactly match universally with everyone growing up (I certainly didn’t go to a video game tournament and get my hand smashed with a mallet while I was camping there), but at the very least it *felt* like it could be real and tangible. The book felt like a series of jokes that the author came up with, and hastily shoved together without any sense of plot or substance.

Lastly, a lot of characters were just missing or not mainly present in the book. Rowley wasn’t there (save for a few pages), Rodrick wasn’t there, Manny (Greg’s younger brother) wasn’t there; minor characters, such as Holly Hills or Chirag Gupta (my beloved) weren’t there either. These characters and their interactions with Greg were what ultimately pushed a lot of the plot from the older books forward: in Book 1 it was Rowley and Greg’s friendship, in Book 2 it was the dynamic and tension between Rodrick and Greg. Here, it feels as though the book just throws plot elements at the main characters inorganically; in the context of the story, at best it makes somewhat logical sense, but from a literary perspective it just feels like a mish-mash of plot elements and jokes.

While this book satirizes and points out a lot of problems in modern society: the overshadowing of money over merit (the principal literally gives a paid subscription for better perks), advertisements, inequality due to capitalism (there are, for some reason, only two other schools, one being rich and the other poor), and the major problems in the education system, the book’s quality does not make up for whatever message the author was trying to tell. 

Part 3: Pursuance

(This is the required part of the essay for school. Skip here if you don’t wanna read a really preachy and a very “16 year old on Twitter” sounding message)

Ultimately, this book lacks a lot of what made the older books shine. This feels like another meaningless cash-grab by the author on an established series. It’s poorly written, yes, but considering it has the name brand “Diary of a Wimpy Kid”, it’ll still be sold well enough. The lack of depth and substance the book has can be excused with a handwave: “it’s just a children’s book, the curtains are just blue, deal with it.” Why bother trying if it works, or if the complaints still result in a paycheck? Why does anything have to be good, when it can just make money? 

This book series is by no means “art”. It is not culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant. It is, to many people, a children’s book they read when they were 11 years old. However, even this small legacy remains important to some. “Why try?”, you say? Well why don’t you? Even a stupid series about a sociopathic kid feels important to me, and it is disheartening seeing its quality be diminished in the present.

Part 4: Psalm

I hope this series gets better. I hope that the plot doesn’t have a falling action so thin it feels nonexistent. I hope some of the characters come back. I hope that the jokes actually land the next time. I hope that the story arcs actually connect this time instead of intersect awkwardly. I hope that others can see how great this stupid, children’s book was.

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hey everyone! welcome to Studio B. it's me, Brooke and we are going to be talking about Diary of a Wimpy Kid today I'm super excited to be doing this video this is crazy to me because I have never even been able to figure out which one is my favorite let alone my top five! it's really hard to rank one of your favorite series and that is what I'm going to be doing for you guys today. make sure to watch to the end because my number one and number two are very surprising if you are a Wimpy Kid fan - then make sure to LIKE this video and comment below that you're a Wimpy Kid fan we'll also up here have my playlist of all of my Wimpy Kid videos if you are true diary 

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of a wimpy kid fan. SO. I have it narrowed down to eight I'm going to be going up to book number fourteen and starting with this one it is on my top eight but this book I felt like was a little bit unrealistic one thing that I've always loved about Diary of a Wimpy Kid books is that it's just like real life but in this one his brother Manny builds his own house there's this element that I don't like kind of separated me from the books if they didn't feel like this was super fictional and the characters are so real life and lovable 

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and you feel like it's actually Greg's diary but with this one you soak because a child cannot build a house another one that I feel just won't make it is Diary of a Wimpy Kid Double Down I thought this book was so fun and funny and it did make my top eight but unfortunately I felt like this book spent a little bit too much time on them making the movie now my top 5 coincidentally number 5 is number 5 the ugly truth is my fifth favorite Diary of a Wimpy Kid book I really love this one because it's about Greg growing up and him dealing with all that comes with that it is so funny and I really feel like Greg is just very himself in this one and this one isn't to centered around school which was something that I do like because sometimes reading about school kind of stresses me out number four Diary of a Wimpy Kid the long haul I absolutely love this book because it really is centered around greg and his family also

 I kind of felt like this book lasts forever I know that it's no longer than the other ones but I did feel like it was longer because there was just so much happened he was very quick and it combines the elements of Greg's past with the story that it's telling which was awesome to me and one other thing that I love about this book is I have a ton of Merch to go with it if you want to see that it is up here also I forgot to ask you guys what do you think about the cards I think they're called cards I've been adding them in the videos with a couple polls and a couple suggested videos and I've just recently started doing that with my videos so please use the poll there and tell me what you think okay my third favorite Diaries it would be kid book in is number

 ten old school diary of Wimpy Kid I love this one because it reminds me of all my adventures that I had at sixth grade camp and all of the adventures that I have every year as girls camp I have quite a bit of experience with camp and I love seeing Greg's I feel like I get like more of a peek into his life not just seeing what happens every day but what he does in a new environment. I really love this book it is hilarious and I love seeing

 him with all of his friends and classmates okay this next one is definitely gonna surprise you my number two is the get away I always thought that this would be my number one until I read this series over again for this video I've always thought this would be my number one because it reminds me of all of my Hawaiian vacations and cuz I love seeing all of the Heffley family together I see a little bit more Rodrick and of Manny and I love Seeing his goofy dorky family I also just love the travel aspect of it and him in airports and stuff because reminds me of when I go on vacation I'm sorry is the obvious that these book covers are dirty? it's not my fault, my brothers are reading this series right now and they are in their dirty rooms so these 

books are obviously dirty too so blame them not me my brothers are reading this series right now and for number one No, first honorable mention! cabin fever this one is so fun I love it and it's just about the Heffley family and you get to see a little bit more on Greg's childhood okay finally number one number one this might seem a little bit obvious that's the first every boy into kid is about Greg at school it's just such a classic I basically have it memorized and it is about just him starting middle school and it's so

 much fun I feel like it's the best so that is my favorite diary of a wimpy kid book I thought it would be the getaway so I just had to come back to this one thank you so much for watching this video I know my number one wasn't expected but I'm glad that I had a surprise for you I hope you enjoyed it if you did make sure to LIKE below I was kind of contemplating whether or not to do this video I felt like I was a little grown-up for Diary of a Wimpy Kid because I've stopped reading that series a little bit and I'm trying to move on to why you can grow up a little bit more but I still do love this series so I looked up the title of the video there and most of the videos were made by

 basically adults so hopefully I will be able to improve that for you guys for you that are actually wanting someone younger to review it I just had to tell you that because that was hilarious to me so apparently I'm not actually too old to be reviewing so again if you love downs Wimpy Kid make sure they go check out my Darwin Wimpy Kid playlist that has like a million videos if you're a true Diary of a Wimpy kid fan make sure to like this video and subscribe to my channel thank you so much for watching if you can please comment below what your favorite diary of a wimpy kid book is or tell me your top five I really want to hear it thank you guys  

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Release Date : 2020-10-27

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