【Bayo】

There's no better tool to get us through difficult times than a classic work of literature.

For one second grader,Bayo that work is the Diary of a Wimpy Kidseries, which chronicles the journey of young Greg Heffley as he bumbles his way through middle school.

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Is it troubling that this small child already has the angst of a teen? Maybe, but it also means he has a wonderful secret diary, an excerpt from which was published by his parent, Redditor Effex, on Reddit Wednesday.

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Replace "2nd grade" with middle school, and it's a direct quote from Wimpy Kid. But that's okay -- this little guy clearly has great taste in books, and besides, you can write whatever the hell you want in your own diary.

See you in Hollywood, kid.

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