Timmy Failure

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Jeff Kinney

A hilarious series about middle school misadventures featuring Greg Heffley, a self-proclaimed underachiever with big dreams. Like Timmy, Greg navigates life with supreme confidence despite constant setbacks. The book offers comedic insights into childhood challenges through a witty, first-person narrative. Perfect for readers who enjoy humorous, slightly delusional young protagonists.

Captain Underpants

Dav Pilkey

A zany series about two mischievous kids who transform their school principal into a superhero. The books feature outrageous humor and imaginative storylines that mirror Timmy's creative worldview. George and Harold's wild adventures and complete confidence in their schemes will appeal to fans of unconventional child protagonists.

The Strange Case of Origami Yoda

Tom Angleberger

A quirky story about a socially awkward student who creates an origami Yoda that seemingly offers sage advice. Like Timmy, the protagonist approaches life with unique creativity and unwavering confidence. The book blends humor, school dynamics, and imaginative problem-solving.

Big Nate

Lincoln Peirce

Follows the comically misguided adventures of Nate Wright, a sixth-grader with an overinflated sense of self. Nate, like Timmy, believes he's exceptional despite evidence to the contrary. The series combines humor, school antics, and a protagonist's wildly optimistic worldview. Readers will appreciate the similar tone of comedic self-confidence.

Wayside School

Louis Sachar

A surreal, comedic series about an unusual school with bizarre characters and impossible situations. Each chapter presents absurd scenarios that challenge logic, much like Timmy's worldview. The book's humor and imaginative storytelling will appeal to readers who enjoy unconventional narratives.

Sideways Stories from Wayside School

Louis Sachar

A collection of bizarre, humorous stories about an unusual school and its eccentric students. Each chapter presents absurd scenarios that challenge expectations, much like Timmy's worldview. The book's surreal humor and imaginative storytelling will entertain readers.

Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life

James Patterson

Rafe Khatchadorian navigates middle school with wild imagination and unconventional strategies. Similar to Timmy, he approaches life's challenges with unique perspective and humor. The book explores childhood challenges through a comedic lens, featuring a protagonist who refuses to be ordinary.

The Genius Files

Dan Gutman

A series about two siblings on a cross-country road trip, encountering bizarre adventures and mysterious challenges. Like Timmy, the protagonists approach life with humor and unexpected problem-solving skills. The book combines travel, comedy, and imaginative storytelling.

The Terrible Two Get Worse

Mac Barnett and Jory John

A continuation of the pranking duo's adventures, featuring escalating comedic schemes. Like Timmy, the protagonists approach challenges with creativity and misguided confidence. The book offers hilarious insights into childhood mischief and friendship.

The Terrible Two

Mac Barnett and Jory John

A comedic tale of two prankster students who form an unlikely friendship. Miles and Niles share Timmy's sense of misguided confidence and elaborate schemes. The book combines humor, friendship, and outlandish plans in a way that will delight readers who enjoy quirky juvenile fiction.

Dork Diaries

Rachel Renée Russell

Nikki Maxwell navigates middle school with humor, creativity, and self-deprecating charm. While different from Timmy, the book shares a similar comedic approach to childhood challenges. Readers will enjoy the witty narrative and imaginative perspective.

My Life as a Book

Janet Tashjian

Derek struggles through summer with humor and imagination, creating comic-style illustrations to navigate his world. Similar to Timmy, he approaches challenges with creativity and self-assurance. The book offers a comedic look at childhood experiences through a unique perspective.