Wrecking Ball (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #14): A home renovation disaster full of hilarious twists from the #1 international bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series (Book 14) (Volume 14)

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Greg Heffley’s family is renovating their house, but when the walls come down, all sorts of problems start to crop up. An inheritance leads to home renovations―and total disaster. In book fourteen of Jeff Kinney’s #1 international bestselling series, Greg’s house is falling apart, and so is his sanity. A hilarious look at DIY gone wrong, perfect for readers ages 8-12 who love family comedy. Collect all the books in the #1 bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series: Diary of a Wimpy Kid (#1) | Rodrick Rules (#2) | The Last Straw (#3) | Dog Days (#4) | The Ugly Truth (#5) | Cabin Fever (#6) | The Third Wheel (#7) | Hard Luck (#8) | The Long Haul (#9) | Old School (#10) | Double Down (#11) | The Getaway (#12) | The Meltdown (#13) | Wrecking Ball (#14) | The Deep End (#15) | Big Shot (#16) | Diper Överlöde (#17) | No Brainer (#18) | Hot Mess (#19) | Partypooper (#20) | Fight or Flight (#21) See the Wimpy Kid World in a whole new way with the #1 bestselling Awesome Friendly books, told from the perspective of Greg Heffley’s best friend Rowley Jefferson: Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson’s Journal | Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Adventure | Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories Review: He Laughs in the Back Seat — That’s All I Need to Know - This time we didn’t order just one book — we ordered five. Because my son asked for them himself. And honestly, that says everything. We decided to buy the Used copies (when you’re buying multiple books, it makes sense), and I was a little cautious — but I shouldn’t have been. The book arrived in excellent condition. Clean, no damage, no bent corners, no surprises. I even filmed a quick video when it arrived — and that could have been the whole review right there. It looked great. So if you’re hesitating about ordering Used — based on my experience, don’t worry. Now about the real reason for this review. Reading used to be “something we had to do.” It was part of the routine. A task. Now? We drive about 20 minutes to and from school every day, and instead of asking for music or a screen, he grabs this book. And I sit in the front seat hearing him laugh in the back. Honestly? That sound is better than any radio station. As someone who works in a school, I also see what kids choose during free time. And I can tell you — many of them reach for this series. Not because they’re forced to. Because they want to. His reading speed improved. His confidence improved. But most importantly — his attitude toward reading changed. These books don’t make kids read. They make kids want to read. And for me as a parent — that’s everything. Review: Fun to read - Good gift for grandson