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Adrian Mole, now an angst-ridden 38-year-old, is still coping with life in middle-England as a single parent to Glen and William, and battling his own particular weapon of mass destruction.
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Adrian Mole, now a bewildered 38-year-old single dad, is back to navigate the absurdities of everyday life in middle England, and this time he's dealing with his own "weapons of mass destruction." Kids will love the cringe-worthy humor, the mortifying honesty about family life, and watching Adrian still feel like a confused teenager trapped in an adult's body. If your kid laughs through Diary of a Pug: Scaredy-Pugn Accidental Witch a Wimpy Kid, they'll devour this British gem that takes the awkward diary format into adulthood with the same mortifying honesty. Perfect for ages 14 and up (grades 9-12) who appreciate sharp, satirical humor and characters who are hilariously bad at adulting.