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Diary of a Wimpy Kid
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Diary Of A Wimpy Kid – Cabin Fever By Jeff Kinney
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PUBLISHER: Amulet Books (an imprint of Abrams) in the United States.
Puffin Books (an imprint of Penguin Books) in the United Kingdom.
AUTHOR: Jeff Kinney.
ISBN: 9321451012500
Description
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever is the sixth book in the series by Jeff Kinney. It tells the story of Greg Heffley’s winter break, where he is trapped indoors with his family during a massive blizzard, all while dealing with a stressful school incident that has the police closing in on him.
Plot summary
- The prime suspect: As the holidays approach, Greg finds himself in trouble at school after property is damaged. Though he’s “sort of” innocent, he knows he’s the prime suspect and is trying to keep a low profile.
- A blizzard strikes: Just as the authorities are about to catch up to him, a huge snowstorm hits and traps Greg inside the house with his bickering family. The rest of the book details the hilarious and frustrating effects of the family’s “cabin fever”.
- Family chaos: The Heffley family endures a variety of cabin-fever-induced events, including running out of food, power outages, and a flooded basement. Greg’s youngest brother, Manny, causes a lot of trouble, while his older brother, Rodrick, adds to the chaos.
- A surprising end: In the end, a selfless act by Greg (driven by his desire to get a video game) helps clear his name. He is credited by the local newspaper for clearing the snow off a church’s driveway, which allows a soup kitchen to open. The story concludes with Greg appreciating his family, but he’s also happy to see the snow melt so he can get back to his old life.
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