Greg Heffley wants to be popular from "summary" of Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #1) by Jeff Kinney
Greg Heffley is a middle schooler who dreams of being popular. He believes that popularity will bring him all the things he desires in life, like friends, respect, and attention. Greg is always trying to find ways to increase his social status, whether it's by joining clubs, participating in school activities, or trying to impress his classmates. Despite his efforts, Greg often finds himself in embarrassing situations that only make him look more uncool. He is constantly worried about what others think of him and is willing to go to great lengths to improve his image. Greg believes that being popular is the key to happiness and success, so he is determined to do whatever it takes to achieve this goal. Throughout the book, Greg's desir...
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