Cabin Fever (Diary Of A Wimpy Kid #6)

My kid loves to read it

Excellent kid book. My kids have enjoyed too much reading this book.

There are some religious jokes, might not be suitable for everyone.

Nice and interesting

my kid like it

perfect Condition

Love it

I feel so happy my 10 year old son loves reading the diary of a wimpy kid books. Seriously makes me smile watching him so engrossed into this book and laughing uncontrollably 😂😂.We were on the tram 🚃 to school 🏫 and he was reading it whilst other adult commuters were watching him with his leg crossed, book 📕 opened and engrossed so much so he wasn’t concerned about the world going by him.There were random outbursts of laughter from his little cheeky chubby face as he looked up at me smiled and went straight back in.He gets off the tram with book still opened, reading it whilst I’m guiding him crossing the road to make his way to school. He gets to school looks up and around him and says “woah…how did we get here so fast!”Amazing book that keeps children entertained and adult happy 😃 👍🏼👍🏼

My 7 year old boy loves Diary of a Whimpy kid books. It's a brilliant way of getting him to read more without him thinking it's a chore.He found this book (cabin fever) very funny and even stayed off his Xbox till he read it all! Which is show how much he loves these books.He's has found a few more books in the series that he does not have and wants them for his birthday.I would definitely recommend it to other parents to buy for their children, especially if they are struggling to get their kids off electronic devices and read more.

Jeff Kinney is deserving of the title ‘#1 New York Times bestselling author.’ His books are perfect for pre-teens as they keep you entertained with the intriguing and hilarious situations the main character Greg finds himself getting into.My daughter loves reading books and the Diary of a Wimpy Kids series is no exception. She has read, re-read and enjoyed every book so far without getting bored.The originality of the comedic characters and plotlines creates a refreshing take on the overused ‘kid goes through High School’ concept. Props to Jeff Kinney for creating a series that keeps my daughter engaged and hooked. Definitely a good read that doesn’t disappoint.

Review by Evelyn Kitson (age 8)Greg Heffley wants to start his own holiday bizarre, but he can't do it alone, so he drags in Rowley, so he and Rowley start to hand posters out at school. But the principal confiscates them. Greg suspects that is because Vice Principal Roy is worried that the school holiday bizarre might lose money. But this isn't going to stop Greg, but unfortunately, it gets out of hand because then, then Greg goes and does something really naughty............Hilarious and imaginative. I love the way that Jeff Kinney has given Greg the hardest of times. I really like the way Jeff Kinney constructs his characters, especially Rowley. The way he acts like a little kid just makes me want soften up.I also love the way Greg thinks that he can become famous just like that. He seems to think a lot of money and video games. He seems to think the world revolves around Twisted Wizard. He seems to value other people's opinion on what he looks like or what he does than his own, and that's why he is one of my all time favourite book and movie star.

We bought this and 6 others for our grandson as he was 9 years old today and they were very well received.