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In Wrecking Ball, Book 14 of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid seriesfrom #1 international bestselling author Jeff Kinneyan unexpected inheritance gives Greg Heffleys family a chance to make big changes to their house. But they soon find that home improvement isnt all its cracked up to be.
Once the walls come down, all sorts of problems start to crop up. Rotten wood, toxic mold, unwelcome critters, and something even more sinister all make Greg and his family wonder if the renovations are worth the trouble. When the dust finally settles, will the Heffleys be able to stay . . . or will they need to get out of town?
And dont miss Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jeffersons Journalthe instant #1 bestsellertold from Gregs best friend Rowleys perspective!

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PUFFIN BOOKS

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID

by Jeff Kinney

Puffin

PUFFIN BOOKS

Puffin Books is part of the Penguin Random House group of companies whose
addresses can be found at global.penguinrandomhouse.com.

www.penguin.co.uk www.puffin.co.uk www.ladybird.co.uk

First published in the English language in the USA
by Amulet Books, an imprint of ABRAMS, 2019
Original English title: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Wrecking Ball
(All rights reserved in all countries by Harry N. Abrams, Inc.)
Published simultaneously in Great Britain by Puffin Books 2019

Wimpy Kid text and illustrations copyright Wimpy Kid, Inc., 2019
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID, WIMPY KID, and the Greg Heffley design
are trademarks of Wimpy Kid, Inc., and the design of this books jacket
is trade dress of Wimpy Kid, Inc. All rights reserved.

Book design by Jeff Kinney
Cover design by Chad W. Beckerman and Jeff Kinney

The moral right of the author/illustrator has been asserted

ISBN: 9780241396940

All correspondence to:
Puffin Books, Penguin Random House Childrens
80 Strand, London WC2R 0RL

t o sco o ter

M A R CH

Sunday

Ive read that in ancient times they used to bury

kings and pharaohs with all their possessions.

Back then I guess they thought you could take

your things WITH you into the afterlife.

Well, if I get buried with all MY junk, I might

really REGRET it later on.

Moms having me do some spring cleaning to get rid

of things I dont NEED . Well, that seemed like a

good idea until I realized just how much stuff Ive

actually G O T .

I spent the whole morning going through my

closet, and its crazy how much was packed in there.

And its not like it was ORGANIZED or anything.

Ive basically been throwing things in my closet since

we first moved in.

Digging through my closet was like going through

my CHILDHOOD . And the further back I went,

the further back in TIME it took me.

The stuff near the front of the closet was all

junk I tossed in there over the past year, like

homework and comic books. But after I got

those things out of the way I started finding

stuff ID FORGOTTEN about.

I found a model rocket I got for my tenth

birthday and a costume I wore for Halloween a

few years ago. And there was a bunch of other

things I didnt even know I still had.

When I dug a little DEEPER, I found something

I thought Id lost YEARS ago. It was a binder

full of stickers Id collected in the third grade.

I used to be OBSESSED with stickers, especially

the scratch-and-sniff kind. I collected all the

GOOD smells, like bubble gum and candyfloss

and that sort of thing, but I had all the really

G R O SS ones, too.

So, when a kid on my street wanted to know

what giraffe poop or rotten meat loaf smelled

like, theyd come to ME .

One of these days Im gonna write my

AU T OBIOGRAPH Y , and its gonna include

scratch-and-sniff stickers to mark all the

different moments in my life.

I kept digging through my closet and found stuff

from KINDERGARTEN , like a fish I made by

tracing my hand on to a piece of card.

I used to LOVE doing arts and crafts back

then. And, if anyone ever tried to BUL L Y me

about it, theyd get a face full of glitter.

Another project I found in my closet was a gift

I made for my mom in pre-school but never gave

her. It was a paper f lower with a picture of my

face in the middle, glued to a popsicle stick.

When I made the thing, I put it in a little plant

pot filled with earth. But I tripped on the front

step when I got home from school that day, and

thats why I never gave it to her.

I was GLAD when I finally reached the back

of my closet, but, to be honest, I was a little

DIS A PPOINTED , too.

When I was younger I read this book about

these kids who could visit a whole different

W O R LD by going through their wardrobe, and

I always wondered if I might be able to do the

same thing with MINE .

But I thought that whoever lived on the other

side might not be too happy with me for tossing

all my JUNK in there over the years.

When I told Mom I was done emptying my closet

today, she said I needed to put everything into

three piles: one to keep, one to donate and one

to throw away. B ut I figured if I had to let

go of any of my junk I might as well make some

MONEY from it. So I decided to have a Y A R D

S A LE .

Mom thought that was a GREAT idea. So she

gave me a magazine that had all sorts of tips on

how to do it RIGHT .

All the ideas in the magazine were corny and

old-fashioned , though . There was one section on

how to create a sign to get people to come to

your yard sale, and all the examples they showed

were really BO R ING .

I knew that if I wanted people to actually show

up at my yard sale I needed to do something a

little more E YE-C A T CHING . So I whipped up a

sign I knew would do the trick.

I made a few copies of my sign and headed out to

post them around the neighbourhood. But Mom

stopped me before I got out of the front door.

Mom made me make signs that were more like the

ones in the magazine, and after I was finished,

I stapled them to some telephone poles on our

street. Then I hauled everything down from my

bedroom and started setting it all out on some

plastic tables.

Each table had its own category, like clothes

and books and that kind of thing. But some

stuff wasnt easy to categorize, so I had to get

creative.

I had a bunch of gifts from my grandparents and

older relatives that Ive never even T OUCHED ,

so I put all those things together on one table.

I also had a bunch of birthday cards that were still

in pretty good shape. So I used some Tippex to

cover up my name and set them out on their own

table.

I put all my broken toys on another table and

hoped some little kids who couldnt READ would

come to the yard sale.

I stuffed all my random items, like marbles and a

few pencil stubs, into some socks and pinned them

to a table.

I also created a table full of things for people

who had money to burn.

I put all my old arts-and-crafts projects on

their own table, just in case some kids needed a

gift for their parents but didnt want to put in

the TIME .

While I was finishing up, Mom came outside to

check out my yard sale, and she seemed pretty

IMPRESSED . But she said I should hold on to

the things Id made myself, since th a t stuff is

really SPECIAL .

I told Mom that if she wanted something, she

could always buy it HERSELF . So she offered

me three dollars for that paper f lower Id made

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