Dear Dumb Diary: Never Do Anything, Ever
Dear Dumb Diary: Never Do Anything, Ever by Jim Benton is a humorous exploration of middle school life, published by Penguin Books, Limited in February 2012. This edition spans 144 pages and is presented in English. The book follows Jamie Kelly as she shares her nearly true confessions, detailing her experiences with her stinky beagle, her best friend, a rival, and her unrequited crush on a classmate.
Readers will find a lighthearted narrative filled with relatable school experiences and social themes, complemented by fantastic black and white cartoons. The diary format offers a unique perspective on the challenges and humor of growing up, making it an engaging read for those interested in juvenile fiction and humorous stories.
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More (nearly) true confessions from the diaries of Jamie Kelly.
A hilarious middle-schooler’s diary about her stinky beagle, mad best friend, disgustingly lovely rival and unrequited crush on the eighth-best-looking boy in the class. It’s Wimpy Kid with a girl central character. Fantastic black and white cartoons throughout.
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