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Frindle And Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Summary

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After reading “Frindle”and “Diary of a Wimpy kid”

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two books’s similarities and differences

these books’s similarity, most of all, is main character who attands elementary school. And then, these noveles’s flows is stories happening at the school. But “Frindle” organizes a set of stories from elementary students to an adult. In other words. This book contents typical novel’s charateristic with a well organized passage. On the other hand, “Diary of a wimpy kid” is literally a student’s diary during a semister. So, this book consists of various episodes and various character who a main character encounters.

Frindle

Frindle’s subject is a conflict between languge’s creativity and sociality. In other words, is a conflict between main characters ,Nick and Mrs. Granger. Nick, becoming fifty grader at Lincoln Elemetary School, met Mrs. Granger to participate in her language arts. The students attending her class in the past felt that she could make student think a speck of dust. Also, while other every language arts teacher in the world enjoyed making kids use the dictionary, she loved and worshiped it. So, she demanded that students use many a dictionary fiercely, do many assignment, take vocabulary testing about 35 words every week. But he wondered that she demanded to use many dictionaries and take vocabulary test each time. so he questioned why she have and love so many

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