Diary of a wimpy kid Rodrick Rules by Jeff Kinney

Introduction

Rodrick Rules is based on fiction written and illustrated by Jeff Kinney. Throughout the book there are cartoon comic strip pictures. The story follows a young boy and his family during their summer holiday. This holiday was a holiday they wanted to forget.

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Rodrick is the oldest then his brother Greg and the youngest Manny. The brothers are left home alone to learn how to get along. But the oldest brother had a party when he shouldn't have.  

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I sounded out the words I had trouble with. I read words aloud and ‘read on’ to help me find out the words I didn’t understand. The Author has illustrations throughout the book which help me  with comprehension. This also breaks up the text so every page isn’t covered in words. This makes it easier to read. 

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I enjoyed that it’s easy to read and understand. I liked the storyline because it’s always different and changing. This makes it more interesting and exciting. The characters in the book are a similar age to me. This helps me relate to the characters and the adventures they go on. 

I don’t like when the characters in the book write a note, and the illustrator writes in handwriting. This sometimes makes it hard to read. 

I think this is a good book for 10+ years old. The characters are relatable and the adventures they go on are funny and crazy. 

**** 4 out of 5 stars