A book you simply must read at least once in your life — Greg is back, and 150 million readers have been waiting! Is there anything more fun than secretly peeking into someone else's diary? In the illustrated diary of Greg, an ordinary middle schooler, you'll find everything we're curious about: school life, friendships, family relationships, crushes, and more. What kind of story awaits in this new installment? The Diary of a Wimpy Kid Series That Captured the World: 1. A New York Times bestseller for 450 weeks since its debut 2. Over 150 million copies sold in 45 countries, with 3 movies made 3. Voted #1 in the Children's Book category of the UK's Blue Peter Book Award, beating out Harry Potter 4. "A remarkable book that wins over even reluctant readers." — School Library Journal 5. "The author's ability to capture the familiar realities of adolescence is remarkable. A sturdy stepping stone that invites reluctant readers into the world of literature." — Kirkus Reviews 6. "The most successful children's book series in publishing history." — The Washington Post 7. "A book you must read once in your life." — Amazon 8. "A hilarious portrayal of one kid's endlessly unfair life." — People Magazine "Greg feels like an ordinary friend of mine — kind of like me, actually. It made me think that my own diary could be just as fun a story as Greg's." — 3rd grader, Incheon Buil Elementary School "I don't usually follow series, but this is the only one I wait eagerly for each new release." — 58 "Not just my kid, but I've been waiting for this one too — and it's a book that helps kids write lively, engaging diary entries of their own." — youngmin97 The 10th Book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid Series! What's in Store for Greg This Time? In the new release, Diary of a Wimpy Kid 10: The Long Haul, Greg unexpectedly finds himself thrown back into the old-fashioned way of life. Like any modern kid glued to his smartphone, Greg firmly believes that new technology is always a good thing — but when his mom launches a no-electronics campaign and his grandfather suddenly moves in with the family, daily life takes an unexpected turn. Unplugging for the weekend, making and selling lemonade to neighbors just like his dad did as a kid, and going camping at an old farm rumored to be home to a scary legendary farmer all lead to one hilarious mishap after another. With help from a book passed down from his grandfather, Greg manages to survive the challenges of camp life, and along the way, as he uncovers the hidden truth behind the farmer legend and his father's past, he comes to understand a different generation just a little better. The Most Successful Children's Book Series in Publishing History! Depicting the daily life of the sardonic middle schooler Greg through distinctive black-and-white illustrations and witty writing, the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series sparked a worldwide sensation from the moment its first book was released in 2007. With an unprecedented record of 450 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and 150 million copies sold across 45 countries, it earned praise from The Washington Post as "the most successful children's book in history." It has also been featured on Amazon's "100 Books to Read in a Lifetime" and named "Best Book" at the UK's Blue Peter Book Awards, among many other accolades. Three movies based on the series have also been produced, achieving box office success in dozens of countries. What's the Secret Charm That Captivated Elementary Schoolers Around the World? The Irresistible Appeal That Won Over the Whole World Once you open it, you won't be able to put it down — the diary of an ordinary kid! Getting pushed around by his siblings, misunderstood by his parents, failing to become popular at school, and constantly getting into unintended trouble because of his wild imagination — Greg's everyday struggles closely mirror the lives of our own children. Reading through the vivid, relatable episodes feels like flipping through the diary of some ordinary middle schooler out there in the world, giving kids a satisfying sense of vicarious fun and relief. Covering topics that matter most to kids going through adolescence — friends, family, crushes, and school life — the series delivers not only side-splitting humor but also warm comfort and valuable lessons. It's a book that makes reading and writing feel approachable — not because it's homework, but because it's genuinely fun to read and write.