Some people are too nice. Like... suspiciously nice. The kind of nice that makes you think, what are you hiding?

In Dear Dumb Diary Year Two: The Super-Nice Are Super-Annoying, Jamie Kelly is back with her sharp wit, wildly overactive imagination, and a whole lot of complaints—mostly about one thing: super-nice people. You know the type. Smiling all the time. Volunteering. Helping teachers. Basically ruining the curve for the rest of us.

“I’m not saying I hate them. I’m just saying they make life harder for everyone who prefers to do the bare minimum,” Jamie writes.

And that’s exactly what makes this book so funny. And relatable. Because let’s be real—we’ve all had that one classmate who was too perfect. Jamie’s diary doesn’t just tell you about it—it dives in, with full-blown theories, doodles, and dramatic inner monologues that somehow hit way too close to home.

This book offers real value for readers: it’s a window into how kids process emotions like jealousy, insecurity, and self-worth—with humor as the lifeline. And whether you're a tween figuring it all out, or an adult remembering how weird that age really was, this book gets it. Deeply.

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So, if you've ever silently judged someone for being too happy too early in the morning—this book is for you.

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