Greg's outrageous plan to strike it rich with a "birthday party revival"

The twentieth new book in the Wimpy Kid series, Wimpy Kid 20.
In "Infinite Twists! Birthday Party Diary," Greg's bizarre birthday party unfolds amidst unpredictable twists and turns.
As his birthday approaches, Greg spends his days filled with excitement, thinking he's caught wind of his family's surprise birthday party plans.
As his birthday finally approaches, his mother urges Greg to be on time for the "pie baking contest" being held at church that day.
Greg pretends not to win, makes a promise, and heads to the church, smiling.
But what awaits Greg when he arrives at the 'Pie Baking Contest' is not a surprise birthday party, but a real pie baking contest.
Plus, the mom is being vilified on social media as a shameless parent who forgot her son's birthday and was obsessed with baking a pie.
Eventually, to make up for her mistakes, Mom promises to throw Greg the best birthday party of his life.
Greg finally had a chance to make a fortune.
Greg immediately sets out to acquire the Micro Creatures Card, a rare item that boasts a high price tag.
The plan was to receive 'money' as a birthday present to buy Micro Creatures cards.
And now, he declares that it is time to retire from middle school life as a billionaire.
But the problem is, Greg isn't the only one who covets that card.
On the day of the long-awaited birthday party, the party goes awry one by one due to differences in dreams with mom.
Word has it that Micro Creature Hunters are swarming the birthday party venue.
Will Greg be able to throw a grand birthday party and retire early from his boring middle school life?

The Wimpy Kid series, which even reluctant readers can read in one sitting.

“A Wimpy Kid” is a book that even children who hate reading can read without feeling burdened, as it is structured like a diary written by the main character.
It is also filled with witty illustrations and concise sentences, making it a fun book for children who are just beginning to enjoy reading.
The everyday vocabulary and friendly handwriting draw readers into the story with a sense of intimacy, as if they were peeking into a friend's secret diary.
Greg's signature cynical yet witty humor is added here, making it not only fun for children to laugh but also provide a refreshing relief from the frustrating reality.
Thanks to Greg, an ordinary but sometimes quirky middle school student, young readers will finish a book for pure enjoyment, not just learning.
When Jeff Kinney planned "A Wimpy Kid," he wanted to tell a story from a child's perspective rather than a forced moral.
He has tried to show Greg's process of bumping into things, failing, and growing in his own way.
Thanks to this, even after a series that has continued for over 20 volumes, Greg remains a familiar character, like our best friend.
Going forward, "A Wimpy Kid" will continue to be a global bestseller, encompassing a message of fun, empathy, and growth, and will continue to be a leading introductory book that fosters reading habits.