Diary of a Wimpy Kid #3 - The Last Straw Jeff Kinney. ABRAMS, $13.95 (224pp) ISBN 978-0-8109-7068-7 ...

Unlike its bestselling source material, Diary of a Wimpy Kid fails to place a likable protagonist at the center of its middle-school humor -- and its underlying message is drowned out as a result ...

Diary of a wimpy kid : cabin fever by Kinney, Jeff, author, illustrator Publication date 2014 Topics Wit and humor, Juvenile, Holidays -- Juvenile fiction, Blizzards -- Juvenile fiction, Diary fiction ...

Every summer, kids in grades 3 through 12 can sign up for Youth Summer Stock, a Little Theatre Players camp that has two three-week summer sessions. It’s a space to learn the ins and outs of theater, ...

Connor McDavid's quest for hockey immortality faces scrutiny after the Edmonton Oilers' second consecutive Stanley Cup Final defeat, this time to the Florida Panthers. Critic Greg Cote has ...

Addi Jarosh plays Greg, left, and Camo Lawson plays Rowley during the “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical” play rehearsal at Mary Godfrey Playhouse on Tuesday in Cheyenne. The play will be ...

A study published June 18 in JAMA, a journal of the American Medical Association, found that the amount of time kids spent on social media, mobile phones, and video games wasn’t linked to more ...

After a rollout of live-action adaptations of beloved animated features, Disney and Pixar bring a new animated flick to theaters in Elio.

Charleston arts events in July include a concert in tribute to Jimmy Hendrix at Charleston Pour House and the Sweetgrass ...

Altman, who describes himself as “extremely kid-pilled,” said he was “constantly” using ChatGPT to ask questions about the behavior of babies during the first few weeks of his son’s life ...

A mom, daughter and Toothless pillow arrived for a screening of How to Train Your Dragon — and had a fantastical evening. (Photo Illustration: Annelise Capossela for Yahoo News, photos ...

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