An instant bestseller! The successor to Diary of a Wimpy Kid has finally arrived! - Kirkus Reviews Voted the funniest book of 2024 by British elementary school students - Leicester Libraries After Monday captivated readers with its string of disastrous events and laugh-out-loud moments, Tuesday has finally arrived! Worst Week Ever is a bestselling series that has sold approximately 200,000 copies in Australia and New Zealand alone and has been exported to over 50 countries in 34 languages worldwide. In Korea too, the Monday installment received an enthusiastic response as soon as it was published, with readers flooding in requests asking, "When is Tuesday coming out?" The Worst Week Ever series consists of a total of 7 books, running through to Sunday, and thanks to its wonderfully comic illustrations, even kids who find reading challenging can pick it up without hesitation. Centered around a week in the life of sixth-grader Justin, the series delivers nonstop laughs as one dizzyingly bad thing after another happens to him, day after day. Writer Eva Amores and illustrator Matt Cosgrove are a husband-and-wife team. Although this is their first time collaborating on a book, the writing and artwork flow together so seamlessly it feels as if one person created both. The playful, humorous spirit of this couple shines through on every page. Matt Cosgrove even created a special new cover illustration just for Korean readers. With humor and illustrations so funny you'll find yourself reaching for the book without even realizing it, the Worst Week Ever series is sure to have even kids who think books are boring and difficult bursting into giggles they can't hold back. Comic illustrations are scattered throughout, easing the burden for kids who struggle with long blocks of text, making this series a perfect stepping stone from colorful comic-style learning books to full-length novels. The humor is everywhere—like presenting the search for pants stolen by a sneaky classmate as if it were a video game screen, or comparing the different types of teachers kids encounter to spinning a prize wheel—keeping readers laughing nonstop, just like flipping through a comic book. It's the perfect book to bring some joy to kids worn out by the daily grind of school and after-school programs.