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The Third Wheel (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #7)

by Jeff Kinney

4.21 of 5 stars 4.21 · rating details · 8,674 ratings · 1,141 reviews

Love is in the air - but what does that mean for Greg Heffley?

A Valentine's Day dance at Greg's middle school has turned his world upside down. As Greg scrambles to find a date, he's worried he'll be left out in the cold on the big night. His best friend, Rowley, doesn't have any prospects either, but that's a small consolation.

An unexpected twist gives Greg a partner for

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Hardcover, 224 pages

Published November 13th 2012 by Amulet Books (first published 2012)

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Nov 28, 2012 Raeleen rated it 3 of 5 stars

No way! This comes out on my birthday!

May 17 Update: Ahhh joke's on me. It's the day AFTER my birthday now.

August 3 Update: AHAHAHA publication on this book is trollin' me, it's being released on my birthday again. NOVEMBER 13, YEAAAH.

It was okay... Definitely not as funny as the first ones.

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Feb 08, 2013 Ashley rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'm so exited for the book!

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Update: Finished reading! It lasted me two days. Thank you Ryan for checking it out from the libary for me!!! (Little brother)

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Dec 10, 2012 Adam N rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jan 09, 2013 Kayla rated it 3 of 5 stars

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My brother and I are a big fan of the Wimpy Kid series. The books are usually hilarious! This one was probably my least favourite so far though. Just not as funny as the other ones in the series. Still enjoyable, but it felt like something was really lacking in this one...

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Jun 16, 2013 Melanie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: bleh, contemporary, middle-grade, oh-so-meh

We got forced to read Diary of a Wimpy Kid as a transition text for year 7. Not the best way to get introduced into this series but yeah, okay, it wasn't that bad. The teachers said that it would be great if we could finish it during summer holidays so when we began school we would feel more confident and know what it's like. Erm..NO, DO NOT READ THIS AS A TRANSITION TEXT. Who has a cheese touch in high school? Geez.. Anyway this is a review on The Third Wheel not the first book.

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Jan 31, 2013 Olivia L. added it

I am currently reading a book called The Third Wheel by Jeff Kiney. So far my favorite character is Manny, a.k.a 3 year old devil. I like Manny because he is so clever and I have never experienced a little brother. He gets Greg in trouble a lot and I feel bad for him. He does things that I would have never thought a 3 year old could do. If I could change one thing about Manny, I would change his social life skills, because he should have real friends, so that he doesn't bully Greg so much, that...more

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Jan 15, 2013 Dylan S added it

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I just finished reading Diary of a Wimpy kid: The Third Wheel by Jeff Kinney. This book is hilarious and romantic all at the same time. It starts out In an ordinary life in middle school and then to really gets to the point. Greg (the main character) has been trying to work up the nerve to ask out his biggest crush Holly Hills to the dance, but Greg's WAY to nervous to ask her out and the only problem is........ well, If you want to know what happens after that I can't tell you so I guess...more

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Jan 08, 2013 07Marcus Bishop added it

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Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury: I intend to prove that the book “Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Third Wheel,” by Jeff Kinney is a very good book at telling many different sub-plots besides the main one. However, there were areas in this book that were not quite as good at giving an ending or a reasonable ending to all of the sub-plots. Narrated by a first-person narrator, Greg Hefley is a Junior High School student who is having some trouble with love. The main issue in this book is the Valentine’s...more

Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury: I intend to prove that the book “Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Third Wheel,” by Jeff Kinney is a very good book at telling many different sub-plots besides the main one. However, there were areas in this book that were not quite as good at giving an ending or a reasonable ending to all of the sub-plots. Narrated by a first-person narrator, Greg Hefley is a Junior High School student who is having some trouble with love. The main issue in this book is the Valentine’s Day Dance, where Greg is desperate to find a date, and possibly his date’s love.

My first example is about Greg and his family going to a restaurant. So there is this restaurant near their neighborhood named Corny’s. Now at Corny’s, they have a rule that if you were a tie into the restaurant, they will cut it off and put it on a cork board called the wall of shame. Well, the first time they went to Corny’s, Greg’s dad was wearing a tie. One of the waiters at the restaurant came over with a big pair of scissors and cut the tie off. As you can see from this example, we know what happens to Dad because we read earlier that all the ties that are cut off go on the wall of shame, thus explaining a reasonable ending to a sub-plot.

My next example will be about the story of the mad panster. It all began when one kid pants another kid in gym class. Pretty soon everyone started pantsing each other. Finally, Vice Principal Roy had to come in and talk to everyone in the class about how you shouldn’t pants anyone. Right in the middle of his lecture, some kid pulled down Vice Principal Roy’s pants down from underneath the bleachers. No one knew who did pants Vice Principal Roy, but they call him the mad pantser. As you can see, the author didn’t just randomly mention the mad panster in the middle of the story; he explained how the mad pantser came to be, thus explaining an example of a reasonable explanation.

My last example will be about a negative statement, one that doesn’t have a reasonable ending or explanation. It’s a story that’s also about the mad pantser. So we know that there is a mad pantser, but the author doesn’t explain at the end of the book whom the mad panster is. He doesn’t even give any hints at all of whom it could be. This is an example of not giving a reasonable explanation ending to all the sub-plots.

As you can see from the examples above, this book is very good at telling many different sub-plots, but it doesn’t give us and reasonable explanations or endings to all of them. I think the intended audience for this book is for people who like to laugh a lot, because of the entire miss haps that Greg keeps getting himself into. I would recommend this book to anyone because this book probably has a wider audience to reach out to. This is why I like this book.

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Dec 18, 2012 Scott Pilgrim rated it 3 of 5 stars

So addicting.

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Dec 03, 2012 Marie rated it 4 of 5 stars

This one was actually pretty funny. It was fun to see Greg grow up, but still have the same hilarious adventures with Rowley and the gang from Greg's middle school. I would give it four stars because it was really funny and an easy read. I mean as far as comic books go. I can't say it's a very good book but in it's own field, this one was another prize winner by Jeff Kinney.

P.S. Got this SUPER CHEAP at Target.

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Nov 08, 2012 Kazuo rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was amazing. Some parts of this interesting book were so funny I laughed out loud. Anyone would rate this book 5 stars!

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Mar 15, 2013 Valeria rated it 3 of 5 stars

thought this book was good but others were better

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Jul 27, 2012 Amelia Amel marked it as interested

I even haven't read the Cabin Fever yet this one release date is out already? Oh geeez.

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Jun 06, 2013 Olivia added it

The main character of this book is Greg Heffley, he has a very creative and clever personality that I like about him. Rowelly is Greg's best friend, I don't really like Rowelly because I think he has a 'too good' personality and doesn't like to get into trouble, he is also really dumb which makes him funny. Greg's Mum is a bit of a control freak, in this book she does things to embarrass him like making him wear her coat back from school in front of all his friends. His Dad is a little bit borin...more The main character of this book is Greg Heffley, he has a very creative and clever personality that I like about him. Rowelly is Greg's best friend, I don't really like Rowelly because I think he has a 'too good' personality and doesn't like to get into trouble, he is also really dumb which makes him funny. Greg's Mum is a bit of a control freak, in this book she does things to embarrass him like making him wear her coat back from school in front of all his friends. His Dad is a little bit boring but that is what makes him funny. Greg's dad hates his brother Gary (Greg's uncle) because he takes his money and doesn't pay him back. Greg's older brother Roderick likes getting Greg into trouble all the time. His goth personality is very strange and he is in a band called Lord Dipper, he is not very smart. The theme of this book is written as a diary which is based around Greg's life and how doing everyday things like having breakfast, taking a shower or being at school always go wrong but turn out to be very funny. It starts off by Greg talking about being inside his mother's womb and the thoughts that go through his head at the time.The middle of the book is about trying to get a date to the dance and Greg is getting scared of showing up without a date. At the end of the book Greg goes on a date with Rowerlly and a girl named Abigail and they all get the chicken pox. Throughout the whole book Greg's older brother Roderick is either getting him into trouble or doing something horrible to him and Greg trying to get away from him. I think this book is targeted mainly at kids of the ages 6-14. It is written as if a child were writing in there own diary and is easy to understand by kids. Greg is telling us as the audience, his life so far and what he does to stay out of trouble. I think what you would find in this book is a comedy / reality at the same time, if you like that kind of stuff.
The book is written by Jeff Kinney. Jeffrey "Jeff" Kinney (born February 19, 1971) is an American game designer, cartoonist, producer, Actor and author of children's books including the Diary of a Wimpy Kid book series. He is the creator of the kids website Poptropica. He also appeared in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid films. Jeffrey Kinney was born and grew up in Fort Washington, Maryland, United States. He went to the University of Maryland at College Park in the early 1990's. When he was at college he wanted to become a cartoonist. Jeff Kinney has also written Unaccompanied Minors: A Story from Guys Read: Funny Business, and the complete set of diary of a wimpy kid like the Ugly Truth, Cabin Fever and Roderick Rules.(less)

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May 10, 2013 Hanna added it

All of the books are great but this is the best one ever.It is all about friendship with Greg and Rowely. They started out friends, then they broke up because of a job they had (takeing kids home). Greg got Rowely fired for throwing snowballs at the little kids. Now Rowely has to apologise to the kids for doing nothing. Greg diceted to tell Rowely that it was him. After that Rowely told on Greg and got his job back and Greg got fired. Rowely gets a new friend after Greg and him broke up, and Gre...more

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May 04, 2013 Maggie rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Apr 15, 2013 Lego Robot Ninja rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: My friend Aiden.

Shelves: middle-grade, fiction, realistic

Mum: How many stars?

LRN: Four and a half.

Mum: You pretty much love Greg Heffley with all your heart; why the missing half-star?

LRN: The thing is, it's about love, and that makes me aggghhhh. Any story that involves love makes me kind of crazy.

Mum: Oh, so does Greg get some smooches?

LRN: Not exactly, but his friend does.

Mum: Which one? The skinny one?

LRN: No, I mean Rowley.

Mum: Anything else about this story?

LRN: The thing is, he gets a date, but really Rowley gets it.

Mum: Oh, so like a middl...more

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Apr 08, 2013 Nana S. rated it 3 of 5 stars

I just read The Third Wheel by Jeff Kinney. It is the seventh book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. In the book, there is a Valentine's Day Dance at Greg Heffley's school. The problem is that he cant find anyone to go with him. The whole time as he rushes to find someone to go to the dance with him he's worried he'll be left out on the big night. When I first read this book I was disappointed because it wasn't as funny or good as the the other book in the series. Also sometimes the author goe...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Stephanie Jay rated it 5 of 5 stars

I thought this book was really good! The whole series has been good. So when I saw this book, I was looking forward to reading it! This book has 217 pages, and is written by Jeff Kinney.
This book is basically about Greg, who has a school dance coming up. He is nervous that he won't get a date, so he tries to impress every girl, except one...Ruby Bird. She is one of the weirdest girls in school and she has a crush on Greg. Well, everyone starts sending Candy Grams to one another so Greg decides...more I thought this book was really good! The whole series has been good. So when I saw this book, I was looking forward to reading it! This book has 217 pages, and is written by Jeff Kinney.
This book is basically about Greg, who has a school dance coming up. He is nervous that he won't get a date, so he tries to impress every girl, except one...Ruby Bird. She is one of the weirdest girls in school and she has a crush on Greg. Well, everyone starts sending Candy Grams to one another so Greg decides to send one too. A Candy Gram is a note with a sucker inside of it that says "It would be sweet if you go to the dance with me!" Every girl sent them to Bryce Anderson, the cutest boy in school. Once every girl starts sending them to Bryce, the other guys get jealous of him, so they start sending them to the girls. Greg is so sure that he won't even go to the dance, so he doesn't send one. A couple days before the dance his Uncle Gary, who is staying at their house because he spent all his money on scratch tickets, tells Greg that he should impress a girl by getting a change of his wardrobe. Greg takes his advice and wears his dad's leather jacket to school. That backfires completely though when his mom comes to the school and makes him take the leather jacket off. He then has to walk home in his mom's coat! Well, somewhere in this time, a girl named Abigail is not able to go to the dance with her boyfriend so Greg gets the opportunity. He asks Rowley to be his wing man, and Rowley thinks they should go as a group. Abigail likes that idea. On the night of the dance, Greg sees Rowley has chicken pox. He covers them up with a hat and scarf and they go to dinner. They end up at Corny's instead of the fancy restaurant that Greg wanted to go to. Once they are done with dinner, they head to the dance. They start dancing the night away until Greg slow dances with Abigail. He notices a pimple on her chin, and thinks that it is chicken pox. Greg starts freaking out and overreacts. Both Rowley and Abigail's "chicken pox" were just pimples in the end. And to top all that off, Rowley and Abigail end up a couple, and Greg is the "Third Wheel."
I think my favorite character is Rowley. He is just a guy who goes along with the flow of the things Greg does. During the whole dance night, Rowley didn't try to impress Abigail and he still ended up with the girl. That is a reason I would pick Rowley to be my favorite character. He is also funny. Greg tries to hard, so for that reason, Rowley is my top pick.
I really enjoyed this book! I thought that it showed some of the perspective of some middle schoolers! It would be a great book for elementary kids to see what they thought about middle school after it! I enjoyed this book very much and I hope you do too!
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Mar 06, 2013 Patrix Asuncion rated it 5 of 5 stars

The book I read is Diary Of A Wimpy Kid The Third Wheel, a fiction by Jeff Kinney. The main character Greg Heffley is a kid that wants everything easy and he tries to make everything easy for him. He's perfect in his perspective and he always has problems. I think Greg is a person who is a ordinary teen with a lot of problems.
One example in the book is that when he wanted to run for president but he couldn't so he mad his best friend Rowley to run for election. The only reason why he wants power...more

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Mar 05, 2013 Wayne S. rated it 1 of 5 stars

Oh, dear! Another “Wimpy Kid” book. Will they ever end, or will we follow Greg Heffley all the way to the nursing home? I actually asked the publisher not to send me any more of these books because I really don’t like them, but I am a book reviewer, so they send them anyway. I realize that they are immensely popular with many children and that some critics have praised them to the highest heavens as being truly in tune with the problems and angst of the modern middle school student. This may be...more Oh, dear! Another “Wimpy Kid” book. Will they ever end, or will we follow Greg Heffley all the way to the nursing home? I actually asked the publisher not to send me any more of these books because I really don’t like them, but I am a book reviewer, so they send them anyway. I realize that they are immensely popular with many children and that some critics have praised them to the highest heavens as being truly in tune with the problems and angst of the modern middle school student. This may be part of the reason why they simply don’t appeal to me whatever. I was in “middle school” (we called it upper elementary and junior high then) back in the 1960s, so the events and feelings of Greg are very far removed from my own experiences. Furthermore, the things described in the book are exactly the kinds of negative public-school related experiences from which Christian parents who homeschool wish to shelter their children.

In The Third Wheel, Greg, who I believe is just in either seventh or eighth grade now, is really concerned about not having a girlfriend, especially with the upcoming Valentine’s Day Dance. This may seem strange to a lot of folks, but at one time nearly all religious people opposed mixed dancing, and there are still a few of us around today. These kids are but twelve or thirteen, yet there is a lot of talk about getting a date and how to go about it. This is only middle school, yet Greg says, “It’s hard to keep track of who has gone out with who in my school,” one boy boasts “that he’s kissed a bunch of different girls in my grade,” and one couple has “been going out…since the fifth grade.” Whatever happened to protecting the innocence and purity of children rather than pushing them into sexualized situations at earlier and earlier ages? I guess that this is what disturbs me most about these Wimpy Kid books, especially since they’re marketed to children as young as eight.

In addition to the dancing and the dating, there are references to other such wonderfully educational experiences in school that leave such pleasant memories as kids having toilet paper fights, people making obnoxious noises at a fellow named Bryan Buttsey, and guys getting “pantsed.” Also, Greg’s Uncle Gary has been married four times, spends what money he has on scratch lottery tickets at the convenience store, and is addicted to a virtual-world computer game—a really great role model! Thankfully, the language is not too bad, with only a couple of common euphemisms (heck, dang it), although Greg does use the expression, “God knows what else.” There may actually be some real humor somewhere in the story, but it’s completely lost on me. Admittedly, young people could be reading worse, but they could certainly read a lot better. So far as I can tell, there is simply nothing in the Wimpy Kid books that would be of any interest to godly people.(less)

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Feb 24, 2013 Kenzie W rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Third Wheel. This book was writin by Jeff Kinney. This book is fiction it has 217 pages and I started the book on 2/12/13 and finished on 2/16/13. This book is about Greg Heffley and his friend Rowley, there is a Valentines Day dance coming up at their school and they have to have a date and it required that you go to the dance so Greg and Rowley have to find a date but no girl is left to ask but then this one girl named Laurel her plans got changed and her boyfr...more

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Jan 31, 2013 Philippe Bartholomee rated it 4 of 5 stars

In The Third Wheel, Greg Heffley is faced with another problem which is finding a date for the Valentine's Day dance. Greg and Rowley end up going with the same girl. Greg, being the third wheel hence the title, is left out cold, except for having to pay restaurant expenses for the dinner.

Rowley runs for student council (which he makes), the science class learns to dissect frogs and boys plan a fundraiser to buy “quality” toilet paper for the rest rooms because the teachers are using two-ply and...more

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Jan 21, 2013 Sarah Chan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: comedy, teen-drama

This was another of Jeff Kinney's classic. He expresses his feeling and expression as Greg Heffley and the difficulties of his life. In the book, he had to deal with his Uncle Gary, who is forced to stay at Greg's house after his t-shirt was a fail. After Greg's dad loans him money for a one in a lifetime opportunity to sell t-shirts, he soon finds that the shirt are spelled wrong and was a waste of money. At school, the Social team decide to have a Valentine's Day dance, which leaves Greg with...more

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Jan 17, 2013 Leo rated it 5 of 5 stars

I recently finished Jeff Kinney's Diary of a Wimpy Kid #4, The Third Wheel. It starts off talking about before Greg was born, which I think is really funny. It talks about how his mom talked to him through her stomach and he could hear everything, even when she wasn't talking to him. Then, he talks about his brother manny and his invisible friends. I think Jeff did a great job thinking of that, as it really cracked me up when Manny threw some plates on the floor, then blamed it on Johnny Cheddar...more

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Jan 16, 2013 Sean C. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel
Jeff Kinney
Realistic-Fiction
217 Pages

This book is about a kid in Middle School named Greg Heffley. This is basically his diary of mostly all of his day-to-day events. In this book, Greg has a very hard time finding a girl to go with him to the Valentine's Day Dance. Mostly everyone has a partner. Everyone girl that Greg ask, he does something to embarrass himself in front of her, His friend Rowley ask this on girl if her, him, and Greg want to go to the dance...more

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Jan 16, 2013 Janelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Title: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel
Author: Jeff Kinney
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Pages: 217
Date Read: 1-12-13
I really enjoyed reading this book. I have read all the books in the series. This book is about a boy named Greg Heffley and his life in Middle School. Greg has a very tense life which includes his older brother Rodrick, His younger brother Manny, his mom and dad, and his best friend Rowley. But that’s not all there is a school Valentines Dance and Greg is having such a hard time...more

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Jan 16, 2013 Pranav Murali rated it 5 of 5 stars

Title: The Third Wheel
Author: Jeff Kinney
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Pages: 217
Date started: December 3rd
Date finished: December 5th

Greg Heffley is back again, and this time, he is in a pretty big pickle. With his school dance coming he has to get a date fast. But no one is available. Everyone, EVERYONE, has got a date. Except the student council treasurer. Rowley and Greg hatch up a plan, and the set up a “love triangle”. Greg has got so much confidence, and has a good feeling that this will be a n...more

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Jan 15, 2013 William Wilson rated it 4 of 5 stars

Have you ever felt like you have been left out, or just get all the bad luck no matter what happens? If you have, you know what it feels like to be Greg in Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel, by Jeff Kinney, is all about him trying to get a girl to go to the dance with him, yet he ends up embarrassing himself multiple times, and remains single.
Greg is the main character, who tries with many of his “flawless plans” to get a girl to go out with him. His best friend, Row...more

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Jan 12, 2013 Kaylee Stone rated it 5 of 5 stars

Hey guys, I finally got to get my hands on the Diary of a Wimpy Kid: THE THIRD WHEEL!! This book is the best book I have read out of the whole series. This book is VERY funny with Greg’s embarrassing stories about his love life or just weird things that happen at his school, after all just about everyone in his school has something weird going on no matter what. This book is a easy-to-read book just like all the others. And The Third Wheel has pictures to play along with what is going on in Greg...more

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