Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw (Book 3)

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw is the third installment in the beloved series that follows Greg Heffley as he grapples with the chaos of middle school and a summer that might require military academy. Written in a candid diary style that blends text with cartoons, this book is perfect for tweens and fans of witty, relatable humor who want a quick, feel-good read with plenty of laughs. The tone is playful, a little mischievous, and reassuring—the kind of story that makes you nod and smile at the everyday moments of growing up. Written as a diary with eye-catching cartoons, The Last Straw uses a 50/50 mix of words and illustrations to pace the comedy and keep readers turning pages. Short chapters, punchlines, and a steady flow of relatable misadventures—from school days to family dynamics—make the experience feel like hanging out with a quick-witted friend. Greg's world is familiar and funny, and the way the story unfolds lets both kids and adults enjoy the humor without needing a long attention span. In this installment, readers dive into Greg's attempts to dodge a summer under military discipline while navigating friendships, chores, and the everyday trials of middle school life. The combination of text and cartoons makes the book approachable and entertaining, and the setting—midwestern family home, school halls, and a summer framed by high-stakes plans—feels authentic and inviting for fans of the series. 50% words and 50% cartoons for maximum readability and humor Diary-style storytelling with witty narration and expressive illustrations Short, engaging chapters that are easy to pick up and put down Relatable middle-school adventures about family, friends, and growing up Vibrant illustrations punctuating the jokes and pacing Part of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series with broad appeal and over 200 million copies sold After finishing Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw, readers will feel understood in the small, embarrassing moments of growing up and energized to join Greg on the next misadventure. The book leaves a warm, confident sense that it's okay to laugh at yourself and keep moving forward, making this a lasting addition to any bookshelf.