Dork Diaries Book Report

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Have you ever disappointed your friends or family and just thought there was no good side to it? People get disappointed by others everyday no matter how hard they try. When you disappoint your friends or family, don't automatically think there's no good side to anything you did wrong. In the book “Dork Diaries” Nikki Maxwell is asked to help her crush Brandon with his newspaper; however, she doesn't help in time and he comes in last place in a newspaper contest. Similarly, I've studied closely at my mistakes and lessons to find out that disappointed can lead to success. I disappointed my friends on our group work grade; however, I took matters into my own hands and successfully brought our grade up. Robert Kiyosaki once said, “The

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