A surprise gift for 200 million [Wimpy Kid] readers around the world!
A completely different story told from the perspective of Greg's best friend, Rollie!
It has it all: wackiness, fun, innocence, and even emotion!
An immediate bestseller in USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times!

[A Wimpy Kid], which became a global sensation upon its publication in 2007 and has delighted 200 million readers to date, has brought a surprise gift.
After being constantly bullied by Greg, Lolly finally declares he'll keep his own diary! What kind of friend is Greg to Lolly? What was Lolly thinking all this time, hanging out with Greg, who always teases her? "Lolly's Diary: A Kind, But Too Kind Story," told from Lolly's perspective, will captivate 200 million fans worldwide with a whole new charm.


Although this book is a surprise bonus story released by Jeff Kinney without prior notice, the completeness of the book, including the story structure and over 350 illustrations, surpasses the [Wimpy Kid] series.
The process of Rollie's diary, which started with the promise of writing Greg's biography, gradually becoming like an 'autobiography' will have you holding your stomach the whole time you read it, and you will be amazed at the author's ability to continuously produce outrageous stories.


Thanks to this, as soon as news of its publication was heard, the rights were quickly contracted in 18 countries, and in the United States alone, 3 million copies of the first edition were printed, and as soon as it was published, it became a mega-bestseller, reaching number one on the bestseller lists of [USA Today], [Wall Street Journal], and [New York Times].


[Wimpy Kid] series' 'scene stealer' Lolly opens his mouth after 10 years!
A time to immerse yourself in the charm of Lolly, a soul with boundless purity.
The protagonist of [A Wimpy Kid] is Greg, who has already published thirteen diaries (though he insists on calling them "records") over the past ten years, but there is another hero who cannot be left out.
Greg's best friend and the undisputed scene-stealer of the [Wimpy Kid] series, Rollie! Rollie, a pure soul who is always fooled by Greg, but remains loyal to him until the end, has finally picked up the pen.

Rollie and Greg are so different.
Unlike Greg, the smart-alecked Demon King who wants to grow up quickly, Rollie is a naive child who makes you worry about how he will ever get through this harsh world.
In fact, there were many readers who cheered for Rollie, who was always being bullied by Greg, while reading the [Wimpy Kid] series.
Now it's time to shift our focus and look at it from Rolly's perspective.


In a selfish world, is a personality like Lolly's, who is so kind, even if it's just a little too kind, really a disadvantage? Was Lolly really so foolish that he was always taken advantage of by Greg? Immerse yourself in Lolly's kind charm.
It will be an opportunity to regain the innocence that was temporarily forgotten due to exhaustion from schoolwork and return to childhood.

The Taste of Reading: A book that turns pages quickly for sheer enjoyment.
A story that simultaneously delivers refreshing laughter and heartwarming emotions.
Like the [Wimpy Kid] series, 《The Diary of a Good, Too Good Lolly》 does not only contain artificial and formulaic lessons.
If there's one lesson author Jeff Kinney wants to convey, it's this: reading is fun.
The text, which pauses for breath at just the right moments, and the illustrations, which give a glimpse into the protagonist's inner thoughts and bring a subtle smile to your face, help even children unfamiliar with thick books to read the entire book in one sitting.


The exciting events that unfold as you turn the pages, including the day when Rollie and Greg first became friends, the incident where Greg tried to tease Rollie but got beat up instead, the time when they almost had a falling out while studying for a test together in the library, and the day they put their heads together to create a superhero on par with the Avengers, and the twists and turns of the Rollie-Greg duo, will make it impossible to put the book down once you start reading.


However, this does not mean that this book only pursues peripheral fun.
The moment we realize the true nature of Rollie, who was only pitiful due to Greg's nagging, we are forced to reflect on ourselves and ponder, "What is true friendship?" and "What kind of person am I to my friends?"


“I’m going to try keeping a diary like Greg.”
“Rolly stole my idea!”
The story of Greg that Rollie confesses is a great fun glimpse into Rollie's hidden inner thoughts!
Rolly set out to keep a diary like his soulmate Greg.
Best friends always do everything together.
Greg, sure enough, threatens to sue Rollie for stealing his idea.
The two men, who had been bickering, agree that Rollie will write Greg's biography because Greg will one day become a huge celebrity and rich.
Oh, but something is a bit strange.
As I write, it seems like Lolly's role is bigger, and there are many scenes where Greg appears as a villain.
As expected, Greg reads the draft of the biography and becomes furious, even threatening to change the writer...
Will Rollie be able to successfully complete Greg's biography? Will their friendship last forever?