Original series
The main books follow Greg through school terms, summers, holidays, family trips, and changing friendships.[47][53-72] Most installments center on a contained problem, but recurring characters, household circumstances, and consequences carry forward often enough that reading in publication order is the clearest experience.[2-46]
The companion books sit outside the principal fictional sequence. The interactive journals invite reader participation, the movie diaries document screen adaptations, and the poster book collects visual franchise material, so none is needed to understand Greg’s continuing story.[73-77]
Although it’s unnecessary to read the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books in order, readers will get more context and continuity by reading them in publication order,[2-46][78-79] by following this sequence:
| Order | Cover | Title | First published | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main books | ||||
| 1 |  |
Diary of a Wimpy Kid | 2007[2] | Introduces Greg, Rowley, the Heffleys, and the Cheese Touch. |
| 2 |  |
Rodrick Rules | 2008[3] | Develops Greg’s rivalry with Rodrick around an embarrassing secret. |
| 3 |  |
The Last Straw | 2009[4] | Adds soccer, Boy Scouts, Holly Hills, and Frank’s military-school plan. |
| 4 |  |
Dog Days | 2009[5] | Moves Greg’s family and friendship problems into summer vacation. |
| 5 |  |
The Ugly Truth | 2010[6] | Centers Greg’s feud with Rowley and his concerns about growing up. |
| 6 |  |
Cabin Fever | 2011[7] | Uses Christmas, a school incident, and a blizzard for a contained crisis. |
| 7 |  |
The Third Wheel | 2012[8] | Builds around a Valentine’s dance and changes in Greg and Rowley’s social lives. |
| 8 |  |
Hard Luck | 2013[9] | Continues after Rowley’s relationship leaves Greg searching for another friend. |
| 9 |  |
The Long Haul | 2014[10] | Sends the Heffleys on a summer road trip and introduces the family pig. |
| 10 |  |
Old School | 2015[11-13] | Builds on the family pig while adding an unplugged weekend and school camp. |
| 11 |  |
Double Down | 2016[14-16] | Returns to Halloween, school band, and Greg’s attempt to make a horror movie. |
| 12 |  |
The Getaway | 2017[17-19] | Takes the Heffleys to Isla de Corales during Christmas. |
| 13 |  |
The Meltdown | 2018[20-22] | Expands Surrey Street’s neighborhood rivalries during a severe winter. |
| 14 |  |
Wrecking Ball | 2019[23-25] | Uses an inheritance, home construction, and a possible move to disrupt family life. |
| 15 |  |
The Deep End | 2020[26-28] | Continues the housing fallout through an RV camping trip. |
| 16 |  |
Big Shot | 2021[29-31] | Gives Greg a basketball season and an unexpected tournament role. |
| 17 |  |
Diper Överlöde | 2022[32-34] | Shifts attention to Rodrick’s band while Greg works as its roadie. |
| 18 |  |
No Brainer | 2023[35-37] | Puts Greg amid school funding cuts, closure threats, and a temporary transfer. |
| 19 |  |
Hot Mess | 2024[38-40] | Brings Greg’s extended maternal family together on Ruttyneck Island. |
| 20 |  |
Partypooper | 2025[41-43] | Builds around Greg’s forgotten birthday and a chaotic do-over party. |
| 21 |  |
Fight or Flight | 2026[44-46] | A secret binder about school bullies threatens Greg’s social life. |
| Companion books | ||||
| 1 |  |
The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book | 2011[80] | Optional interactive journal; useful after readers know Greg’s world. |
| 2 |  |
The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary: How Greg Heffley Went Hollywood | 2012[81] | Nonfiction film companion; best after Dog Days because it covers the first trilogy. |
| 3 |  |
The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary: The Next Chapter | 2017[82] | Film companion to the adaptation of The Long Haul; best read after that main book. |
| 4 |  |
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Blank Journal | 2017[83] | Optional lined journal that can be used at any point. |
| 5 |  |
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Poster Book | 2026[84] | Optional poster collection for readers already familiar with the franchise. |
Works in sequence
The twenty-one main books form the main fictional sequence[47][53-72] and are the preferred way to follow Greg’s changing circumstances. The five companion books are supplementary:[73-77] two are interactive journals, two document film adaptations, and one is a poster collection.
Main books
1. Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2007)[2] follows Greg Heffley as he records middle-school life, family frustrations, and his friendship with Rowley Jefferson. The Cheese Touch, school activities, and Greg’s self-serving plans establish the series’ comic framework.[47]
This opening main book introduces the main characters, Greg’s narrative voice, and the relationships that later installments revisit.[47]
2. Rodrick Rules
Rodrick Rules (2008)[3] follows Greg as Rodrick exploits an embarrassing summer secret while both brothers navigate school and home. Swim-team memories, household schemes, and Löded Diper’s talent-show ambitions keep the sibling rivalry at the center.[53]
This book develops the Heffley family dynamic and makes Greg and Rodrick’s uneasy relationship a continuing source of context.[53]
3. The Last Straw
The Last Straw (2009)[4] follows Greg through a new year of school, soccer, Boy Scouts, and efforts to impress Holly Hills. Frank’s concern about Greg’s toughness creates the threat of a summer military-school program.[54]
This installment expands Greg’s school and neighborhood world while advancing his relationships with Frank, Rowley, and Holly.[54]
4. Dog Days
Dog Days (2009)[5] moves Greg into summer, when he would rather play video games than join Susan’s plans for family activity. Country-club visits, a new dog, and a difficult beach trip shape the vacation.[55]
This book extends family and friendship tensions beyond the school year and shows how those relationships operate during the summer.[55]
5. The Ugly Truth
The Ugly Truth (2010)[6] follows Greg as he feuds with Rowley while both boys confront school changes and signs of growing up. Susan’s college classes, household disruption, and Uncle Gary’s wedding add pressure at home.[56]
This entry develops the friends’ changing relationship and introduces adolescent concerns that gain meaning from the earlier books.[56]
6. Cabin Fever
Cabin Fever (2011)[7] follows Greg through the weeks before Christmas as school vandalism, money-making schemes, and a blizzard converge. Santa’s Scout and Manny’s behavior make the Heffley home as stressful as school.[57]
This novel continues Greg’s family relationships and his friendship with Rowley while using the holiday setting for a self-contained crisis.[57]
7. The Third Wheel
The Third Wheel (2012)[8] follows Greg’s attempts to secure a date for the school’s Valentine’s dance, with Rowley acting as his wingman. Uncle Gary’s stay and the dance’s complications reshape Greg’s social plans.[58]
This installment advances Rowley’s personal life and establishes the friendship tension developed in Hard Luck.[58]
8. Hard Luck
Hard Luck (2013)[9] follows Greg after Rowley’s new relationship leaves him searching for another friend and easier ways to make decisions. Family Easter gatherings, yearbook work, and a Magic 8 Ball complicate his choices.[59]
This book develops the friendship disruption from The Third Wheel while returning Greg’s extended family to the foreground.[59]
9. The Long Haul
The Long Haul (2014)[10] sends the Heffleys on a summer road trip inspired by Susan’s hopes for family bonding. A battered boat, a piglet, motel trouble, and a water-park mix-up turn the trip into escalating chaos.[60]
This self-contained travel installment introduces the family pig, whose presence carries into Old School.[60]
10. Old School
Old School (2015)[11-13] follows Greg as his town experiments with a technology-free weekend and his class visits Hardscrabble Farms. Grandpa’s move into the Heffley home and the family’s increasingly humanlike pig complicate daily life.[61]
This book builds on elements introduced in The Long Haul while expanding Frank’s childhood connection to Greg’s school.[61]
11. Double Down
Double Down (2016)[14-16] follows Greg through Halloween-season fears, school-band problems, and an attempt to make a horror movie with Rowley. Aggressive geese, a malfunctioning witch, and Greg’s desire for fame drive the mishaps.[62]
This installment returns to a school-centered story while preserving the family’s continuing circumstances.[62]
12. The Getaway
The Getaway (2017)[17-19] sends the Heffleys to Isla de Corales for a Christmas vacation meant to replace their usual holiday routine. Travel delays, missing luggage, resort rules, and animal encounters undermine the plan.[63]
This book offers a contained family trip and establishes the vacation that precedes the winter events of The Meltdown.[63]
13. The Meltdown
The Meltdown (2018)[20-22] follows Greg through severe winter weather and a neighborhood conflict involving rival sections of Surrey Street. School closures, snow forts, and competing groups turn the season into an extended battle.[64]
This novel continues the family’s timeline after The Getaway and expands the neighborhood cast introduced across earlier books.[64]
14. Wrecking Ball
Wrecking Ball (2019)[23-25] follows the Heffleys after an inheritance funds an attempted home expansion and prompts thoughts of moving. Construction problems, property disputes, and Greg’s mixed feelings about leaving Rowley dominate the story.[65]
This installment changes the family’s housing circumstances and creates the situation that opens The Deep End.[65]
15. The Deep End
The Deep End (2020)[26-28] follows the Heffleys while they live in Gramma’s basement and try to escape the strain through an RV vacation. Wilderness hazards and a troubled luxury campground make the trip increasingly difficult.[66]
This book continues the housing fallout from Wrecking Ball and turns that disruption into the family’s next major adventure.[66]
16. Big Shot
Big Shot (2021)[29-31] follows Greg after he reluctantly joins a struggling middle-school basketball team. Repeated losses lead to a second-chance tournament where his uncertain role on the team becomes central.[67]
This installment offers a sports-focused episode while maintaining the series’ school, family, and friendship context.[67]
17. Diper Överlöde
Diper Överlöde (2022)[32-34] follows Rodrick’s band, Löded Diper, as it pursues live shows, publicity, and the Battle of the Bands. Greg documents the effort and works as an unpaid roadie amid equipment failures and lineup problems.[68]
This book shifts the focus toward Rodrick while expanding a band subplot present since the opening installments.[68]
18. No Brainer
No Brainer (2023)[35-37] follows Greg as declining test scores, budget cuts, commercialization, and administrative chaos threaten his middle school. A temporary transfer gives his basic skills unexpected social value elsewhere.[69]
This installment develops the long-running school setting and shows how institutional changes affect Greg’s place among his classmates.[69]
19. Hot Mess
Hot Mess (2024)[38-40] sends Greg’s family to Ruttyneck Island for Gramma’s seventy-fifth birthday. Crowded lodging, old rivalries, and the guarded family meatball recipe turn the vacation into conflict.[70]
This novel expands Gramma’s family hierarchy and brings several relatives together in one installment.[70]
20. Partypooper
Partypooper (2025)[41-43] follows Greg after his family forgets his birthday and organizes a chaotic do-over celebration. A rare trading card, party schemes, and uninvited complications reshape his plans.[71]
This installment turns Greg’s failed celebration into a self-interested venture while continuing the series’ pattern of consequences creating new opportunities.[71]
21. Fight or Flight
Fight or Flight, which will be published on October 20, 2026,[44-46] follows Greg when a secret binder containing his notes on school bullies falls into the wrong hands. He must manage the threat of exposure while navigating the same middle-school social world.[72]
This book extends the series with a school-centered conflict built around Greg’s own record-keeping.[72]
Companion books
1. The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book
The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book (2011)[80] invites readers to answer questions, draw, write, and create comics within an interactive journal format. It also includes full-color comics featuring Greg, Rowley, and other familiar characters.[73]
This optional companion supports creative participation rather than advancing the fictional timeline, so it can be used after any of the early main books.[73]
2. The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary: How Greg Heffley Went Hollywood
The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary: How Greg Heffley Went Hollywood (2012)[81] explains how the book series was adapted into its first three live-action films. It covers screenwriting, casting, sets, stunts, effects, and the practical challenges of working with young actors.[74]
This nonfiction companion contextualizes adaptations of the early main books and is best read after Dog Days to avoid encountering later adapted material prematurely.[74]
3. The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary: The Next Chapter
The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary: The Next Chapter (2017)[82] documents the production of the live-action adaptation based on The Long Haul. It explains three-act screenwriting, recasting, Georgia locations, vehicle rigs, animal work, effects, and post-production.[75]
This filmmaking companion explains how The Long Haul’s road-trip material was reworked for the screen and is most useful after the novel.[75]
4. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Blank Journal
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Blank Journal (2017)[83] provides 224 lined pages with Jeff Kinney spot art for readers’ own stories, drawings, and reflections. Its format echoes the journal Greg uses throughout the main books.[76]
This optional companion does not contain a series installment and can be used after discovering the basic premise.[76]
5. Diary of a Wimpy Kid Poster Book
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Poster Book (2026)[84] collects 40 pull-out posters featuring book covers, characters, Disney+ movie images, and other series material. It also includes a blank poster for creating an original cover.[77]
This visual companion is optional and works best for readers already familiar with the broader franchise rather than as a narrative entry point.[77]
The Awesome Friendly Kid series
The Awesome Friendly Kid books may be read independently, though readers would get more context for Rowley Jefferson and Greg Heffley’s friendship by reading them in publication order.[48][85-96] Readers should start with Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid, which establishes Rowley’s voice and the relationship that links the series.[49]
Rowley Jefferson anchors all four books, but the format changes from a journal and attempted biography to a framed fantasy adventure and then two spooky-story collections. The books do not form one continuous plot: the Rowley-Greg friendship and occasional callbacks provide continuity, while each installment presents a largely self-contained story or group of stories.[49-52]
Although it’s unnecessary to read The Awesome Friendly Kid books in order,[49-52] readers will get more context and continuity by reading them in publication order, by following this sequence:[85-96]
| Order | Cover | Title | First published | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  |
Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid | 2019[85-87] | Introduces Rowley’s journal voice and his friendship with Greg. |
| 2 |  |
Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Adventure | 2020[88-90] | Uses the established friendship as a frame for Rowley’s fantasy adventure. |
| 3 |  |
Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories | 2021[91-93] | Moves into an anthology format while returning to Rowley and Greg in its final story. |
| 4 |  |
Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories 2 | 2026[94-96] | Continues the spooky-story format as the second collection. |
1. Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid
Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid (2019)[85-87] follows Rowley Jefferson as he starts a journal inspired by Greg Heffley and is soon persuaded to turn it into Greg’s biography. Its episodes instead reveal a friendship shaped by pranks, arguments, school troubles, sleepovers, and Greg’s attempts to control the narrative.[49]
This book establishes Rowley’s voice and the central Rowley-Greg dynamic that frames the rest of the series.[49]
2. Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Adventure
Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Adventure (2020)[88-90] presents Rowley’s fantasy about Roland, a kindhearted boy who sets out to rescue his missing mother. Greg repeatedly interrupts the writing process to demand more action, marketable characters, and franchise potential.[50]
This installment shifts the series from personal anecdotes to a story-within-a-story while preserving the contrast between Rowley’s imagination and Greg’s ambitions.[50]
3. Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories
Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories (2021)[91-93] collects independent tales involving ghosts, monsters, curses, strange technology, and supernatural misunderstandings. Most stories feature new characters, while the closing entry returns to Rowley and Greg during a sleepover.[51]
This collection expands Rowley’s authorship into short-form fiction while preserving a framing link to the friendship established in the first book.[51]
4. Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories 2
Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories 2 (2026)[94-96] continues Rowley’s anthology of comic scares with another set of short tales. Its featured subjects include monstrous insects, the Grim Reaper as a boy, and a lost pinkie searching for its owner.[52]
This volume extends the series’ spooky-story format and follows the first collection as its second installment.[52]
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