Diary of a Wimpy Kid - The Long Haul
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Road trips are awesome. They are filled with great family memories and photo opps. Well, unless you are the Heffley Family in Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Long Haul.
The ninth book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series tackles the ever quintessential American family road trip. In Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Long Haul, Greg Heffley’s mom finds an article in a parenting magazine and has a starry-eyed vision of the adventure she could have with her husband and three boys in tow. They would see historically significant sights, eat locally grown food and grow closer together as a family through this trip. It would be perfect.
Never has a road trip gone so wrong.
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID THE LONG HAUL
From lost keys to flat tires, biting pigs and cheese snack loving seagulls, you can bet you and your kids are in for a wild ride as you venture out on this classic family vacation with the Heffleys. While reading it with my 5-year-old son I was reminded of our own cross country road trip. The car was packed to the gills since we were moving from Seattle to Maryland. We had bags overflowing with snacks and more activities than could possibly entertain the kids. Unlike the Heffleys, we also had a plan. After reading The Long Haul I have never been so happy to be a travel planner in my life. We get spontaneous with our adventures, but nothing like mama Heffley tried to do.
The ninth book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series tackles the ever quintessential American family road trip. In Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Long Haul, Greg Heffley’s mom finds an article in a parenting magazine and has a starry-eyed vision of the adventure she could have with her husband and three boys in tow. They would see historically significant sights, eat locally grown food and grow closer together as a family through this trip. It would be perfect.
Never has a road trip gone so wrong.
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID THE LONG HAUL
From lost keys to flat tires, biting pigs and cheese snack loving seagulls, you can bet you and your kids are in for a wild ride as you venture out on this classic family vacation with the Heffleys. While reading it with my 5-year-old son I was reminded of our own cross country road trip. The car was packed to the gills since we were moving from Seattle to Maryland. We had bags overflowing with snacks and more activities than could possibly entertain the kids. Unlike the Heffleys, we also had a plan. After reading The Long Haul I have never been so happy to be a travel planner in my life. We get spontaneous with our adventures, but nothing like mama Heffley tried to do.
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