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L'il Cutie

L'il Cutie is a comic strip in the local newspaper Greg and his family reads. Greg and his dad hate it very much.
In Dog Days, the creator of the comic strip, Bob Post ended it in August, but his son Tyler Post who is 32 and still lives with him continued it. The comics were based on Tyler Post when he was young. Rowley loves these comics a lot. Rodrick knows Greg's hatred to these comics and buys him books with collections of L'il Cuties like "The Best of Li'l Cutie" and gives it to him every Christmas. One year, Greg gives his book to Rowley for Christmas, and Greg receives a Big Wheel. The comic is basically about a little kid who keeps asking his dad and sometimes his mom stupid questions. It was mentioned in The Ugly Truth. In the online version it is mentioned that the editors try to cancel Li'l Cutie, but a million old ladies threaten to cancel their subscription if they didnt bring it back, so It stayed.
The comic is likely a parody of The Family Circus, a comic strip which also had kids exclaiming stupid statements.
==Gallery==
Images-2.jpeg|The earth must get sore from being stepped on all day
Images-3.jpeg|Too bad God didn't fill the ocean with chocolate milkshake
Images-4.jpeg|Dad says dinner sounds good, but my stomach doesn't have ears
Google Naps.jpg|Daddy visited Google Naps
stupid.PNG|L'il Cutie in the online version.
Rainsweat.png|Daddy, is rain just God sweating?
Do-It-Yourself Book Li'l Cutie.png|Mommy, did my pencil go to heaven?
DaddyCanYouMakeMyHiccupsHicDOWN.png
Greg gives Rowley a L'il Cutie Book for Christmas.jpg|Greg gives Rowley a L'il Cutie Book for Christmas
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (online) (First appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (First book appearance, mentioned only)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw (Mentioned only)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (First appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth (Mentioned only)
*The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (2012 film)
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L.J. Benet

L.J. Benet (born 1997/1998Since he debuted at the age of 11 in The Mentalist in 2009, he must be born in either 1997 or 1998) is an American actor who provided the singing voice of Greg Heffley in the the first film (Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010 film)).
==References==
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Ladybug

Ladybug is a phone that appears in "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days" and its film adaption. It was a present from Susan and Frank on Greg's birthday. The phone only has 2 buttons, one to call home, and one to call 911, in case of an emergency. Later on, Greg used it to call the police, thinking that his dad was going to sell him, but he was actually taking him to a baseball game. Later, the police are shown at the stadium, possibly because Frank gave them the tickets.
Like in the book, Greg obtained it on his birthday, and it had the same functions. While Greg used it to call the police on Frank in the book, he uses the phone to try to call his family to pick him up, but to no avail, and accidentally presses 911. When he hangs up from hitting the wrong button, the operator assumed he is in danger, and the police show up. Rowley's father answers the door, but accidentally takes with him the knife he was using to cut bread, resulting in him getting apprehended by the police. Later, things with the police get sorted out, and Frank shows up to take Greg home.
The Ladybug is later mentioned in "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck."
==Trivia==
*It appears to be a parody of the Firefly mobile phone.
==Gallery==
Phone.png|What it looks like.
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Laine MacNeil

Laine MacNeil (born , in Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Canadian actress who played the role of Patty Farrell, Greg's arch-nemesis in the first, second, and third Diary of a Wimpy Kid movies. Laine has an older brother, Donnie McNeil, who played the character Wade in the first Diary of a Wimpy Kid movie. 
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Language Lizards

The Language Lizards are a group of children at Greg's elementary school who work in the library on Mondays and Wednesdays to improve their "S" sounds. In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down, Greg thinks that they are jealous of the Champs due to their "lame" name.
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Larry Larkin

Larry Larkin is a teenager with many piercings, like Jason Brill. In Rodrick Rules, he does a "performance of carnage" for the talent show. Frank Heffley is shown to despise Larry's piercings, and as such, pokes fun at him; the person who hears the joke, however, is Larry's Father.
Larry makes three cameos, in Dog Days Larry appears when Greg and Rowley did an experiment with money inside the boardwalk, in Double Down he is one of the people in the brain-preserving place. He also appears in The Getaway, where he is shown at the airport taking all his piercings off.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (online) (First appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (First book appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (Cameo)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down (Cameo)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway (Cameo)
==Gallery==
Larry Larkin Double Down Cameo.png|Cameo in Double Down
Larry Larkin cameo.jpg|Cameo in The Getaway
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Lasky Boys

The Lasky's are a group of boys mentioned in Hard Luck, and they live a few houses up from Greg.
Greg says that their idea of a good time is to strip down to their underwear and wrestle in their front yard. Although unknown, it can be assumed that they may be triplets, as they all look alike and seem to be of the same age.
==Gallery==
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Latricia Hooks

Latricia Hooks lives on Upper Surrey Street and in the one-story house across from the duplex. She is six-foot-two high school junior. Rodrick won't go anywhere near her because Latricia used to bully him when he was Greg's age. She has a sister named Victoria Hooks.
==Gallery==
Latricia Hooks punch Speed Bump's face.jpg|Latricia Hooks punches Speed Bump's face during the snowball fight.
Cans of slush.jpg|Speed Bump and Latricia Hooks are dumping trash can containing slush onto the Lower Surrey Street Kids who both attempting to climb up the Upper Surrey Street Kids' snow fort.
Latricia Hooks punches someone.jpg|Latricia Hooks punches someone in the Battle of Surrey Street.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Meltdown (First and only appearance)
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Laundry Hoop

The Laundry Hoop was an item given to Greg on Christmas by his uncle Charlie Heffley. He was supposed to throw his dirty clothes in it and it would make doing laundry "fun". Greg thought this was a joke at first, but then he realized that it wasn't. Greg told Charlie that it would be better if he just gave him the money that he bought the Laundry Hoop for, and then he could buy something he really needed. But Susan Heffley said that the Laundry Hoop was a great idea and made Greg keep it. In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days Greg can be seen playing with it in his room.
== Trivia ==
* This is a real life product. It is an as seen on TV product known as Hamer Hoops with nearly the same design and use.
* In the game Wimp Wars, in one of the action games, you have to throw a pair of underpants into the 
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (online) (first appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
== Gallery ==
LaundryHoopinuse.png|Greg playing with the Laundry Hoop according to Uncle Charlie
Real Life Laundry Hoop.png|A real life of Laundry Hoop of a Basket Ball Hoop.
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Laurel Stringer

Laurel Stringer is a girl who goes to church with Greg. She is also one of Greg's love interests and she only appeared in The Third Wheel. Her brother is Wesley Stringer.
==About Laurel==
In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel, Greg Heffley tries to become friends with Laurel so that he can eventually be her partner at the school dance. Her family comes over for dinner one night, and Mrs. Stringer asks Greg if he could babysit Laurel's brother, Wesley . He agrees, but gets locked out of the house by Wesley who destroys the Stringer's house by riding his bike inside. Eventually, he manages to get back in, but lands inside Laurel's bedroom and takes a nap in her bed. He is presumably fired when the Stringers get home.
Greg hopes that all of them will have a good laugh about it down the road, but Mr. Stringer won't forgive him for quite awhile.
==Gallery==
The Stringer Family in the Church.jpg|Laurel Stringer, pictured in the middle during church.
Stringer Family.png|Laurel and her family arrive at Heffley's house for dinner.
Greg attempting to eat asparagus.jpg|Greg doesn't want to look unsophisticated in front of Laurel Stringer during dinner when eating asparagus.
Greg telling Mrs. Stringer that he will be the babysitter.jpg|Laurel with Greg as he offers to babysit Wesley.
The Stringer Family in the future.jpg|Greg imagines a reality where he is older, married to Laurel, and having a laugh about when he used to babysit Laurel's brother Wesley.
Greg enters Laurel Stringer's room.jpg|Greg enters Laurel Stringer's room.
The Stringer Family finds Greg in the Laurel's bed.jpg|The Stringer family comes home to find Greg sleeping in Laurel's bed.
==Trivia==
*Greg imagines being married to Laurel in the future and having dinner with his in-laws (Mr. and Mrs. Stringer and Wesley.)
*Laurel's mother, Mrs. Stringer, states that Laurel is often hanging out with her friends on the weekend, so it can be assumed that Laurel has some popularity.
*According to Greg, Laurel's family lives in a really nice house, so it can be assumed that her family may be "well-off".
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel (First and only appearance)
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Lawrence Heffley

Lawrence Heffley is Frank Heffley's cousin. He is Greg, Rodrick and Manny Heffley's uncle. He probably is the son of a brother or sister of Grandpa. He is the grandson of Chester Heffley and Gammie Heffley. Greg says he is always traveling and never comes to family gatherings. Sometimes Lawrence makes appearances by webcam, such as a time at Chester Heffley's funeral.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (online) (First appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth (First and only book appearance)
==Gallery==
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Lego

Lego is a line of plastic that consists of variously colored plastic bricks accompanying an array of , figurines called , and various other parts. Lego pieces can be assembled and connected in many ways to construct objects, including vehicles, buildings, and working robots. Anything constructed can be taken apart again, and the pieces reused to make new things. Lego bricks and other toys have made appearances in the Wimpy Kid books, as well as in the online book.
==History==
===The Ugly Truth===
In The Ugly Truth, Greg said that there is nothing to entertain in Gammie Heffley's house. He complained to his mom, Susan Heffley a few years ago, so she bought some LEGO Bricks to keep at Gammie Heffley's house. However, Gammie Heffley (replaced by Aunt Cakey in the online version), glued all the LEGO Bricks together in one big block because she didn't like the little piece all over the place.
===Cabin Fever===
In Cabin Fever, Christopher Stangel sells LEGO Bricks for fifty cents apiece during the black market for toys, which he participated in.
===Double Down===
In Double Down, Maddox Selsam owns a lot of LEGO sets that are built in his room. He also has a large LEGO City. Maddox doesn't allow Greg to go near his LEGO Sets and only lets him use the unused "leftover" parts in a bin. When Greg tried to leave, Maddox accused him of stealing one of his LEGO bricks, so he and Mrs. Selsam patted Greg down but did not find anything. He eventually caught Greg with a tiny LEGO brick stuck to his elbow, kicking him out of the house and ending their relationship.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (online) (First appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth 
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down
==Trivia==
*This is one of the brand names items seen in the book series, such as Barbie, Cheerios, Butterfingers, See-and-Talk, Magic 8 Ball, and other few other branded items.
*LEGO is based on real-life toys.
==Gallery==
Lego black market.png|Christopher Stangel selling LEGO bricks for 50 cents at school.
LEGO Logo.png|The logo of the real-life LEGO brand.
Real Life LEGO Bricks.png|A real-life pile of LEGO Bricks.
==References==
==External links==
*Wikipedia's article on .
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Leighann Marlow

Leighann Marlow is a girl that is mentioned in The Third Wheel. She sits in the same chair for homeroom that Greg sits in History class. So he wrote to her on his table to request to come to Valentine's Day Dance with him which did not cost a cent from buying Candy Grams. But unfortunately, he forgot that the detention is held in this same room as History, some Morons jumped in for the answer before Leighann had a chance to read Greg's note. She rejected it to join for Valentine's Day Dance with him.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel (Mentioned only)
==Gallery==
Greg's note.PNG|Greg wrote in the desk to request Leighann to come to the Valentine's Day Dance with him but some morons scrabbled in for the answer and she rejected his request that she is not interested to come to the dance with him.
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Leisure Towers

Leisure Towers, known as Leisure World in the online book, is a retirement home for elders in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid Series. Grandpa Heffley lived here. It is shown in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011 film) that Holly Hills' grandmother lives here. According to Greg and his dad, the women outnumber the men 10 to 1, and that many of the female residents would try winning Greg's grandfather over with things like casseroles and baked goods. In Old School, Leisure Towers increased the rent making it impossible for Grandpa to afford, making him move out and move in with Greg and his family.
==Known Residents==
*Grandpa (formerly)
*Nana (Formerly)
*Holly's Grandmother (film version)
*Barry Grossman (Barty Melman in the online version)
*Maurlene / Darlene
*Other unidentified residents
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (online)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011 film)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School (mentioned)
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Leland

Leland is Rowley's next door neighbor who appears in Rodrick Rules and replaced Heather Hills as Rowley’s babysitter, which shocked Greg. When he first saw this, he thought of turning away, but Rowley invited him inside and they played Magick and Monsters. Soon Greg started to think it was a fun game and started going everyday to Leland's house with Rowley to play the game. However Rodrick says that Leland is the biggest nerd in Crossland High School, but Greg thought Rodrick is lying. In the Winter Talent Show in Greg's surprise, he won the grand prize, he was awarded for his ventriloquism puppet act, which the judges liked a lot, after seeing this, Greg started realizing that Rodrick could have been right.
==Appearances ==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (online) (First appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (First book appearance)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011 film) (Appears in a bonus feature and short cameo in the book in the beginning).
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book
==Trivia==
* In Wimpy Wonderland, it's shown that he lives on 32 Learly Street.
*He was (technically) replaced by Fregley in the movie as Fregley also did a ventriloquism act for the talent show.
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Lenwood Heath

==Book Series==
Lenwood Heath was, according to Greg Heffley, the "baddest teenager" and juneville delinquent in their neighborhood and was described as being the "archenemy" of Greg's dad, Frank Heffley, until after Lenwood's parents sent him the Spag Union Military Academy. Lenwood's first appearance was in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw.
As mentioned above, Lenwood was sent to a military school by his parents as a consequence of his bad behavior, and when he came back home for a brief time, he was spotted by Frank, who was surprised and impressed by Lenwood's change in behavior. In the book, the Heffleys spotted Lenwood working at the mall's movie theater, while the in the movie, Dog Days, which was a mash-up of the third and fourth books, he was seen working as a lifeguard at the city pool. When Greg saw his dad's reaction to Lenwood's change in behavior due to him attending a military school, he got worried that his dad would get the idea to send him to the same military school that Lenwood's parents sent him to.
It's possible that Lenwood may be friends with Rodrick Heffley, or they could at least go to the same school.
According to Greg, Frank had called the police on Lenwood multiple times before Lenwood's parents shipped him off to Spag Union. When the Heffleys ran into Lenwood for the first time after he started attending Spag Union, he had his hair in a buzzcut and looked "like he just graduated from the Air Force." Greg says that the last time he had seen Lenwood before that, he had long hair and was lighting someone's trash on fire (which may have started a minor arson).
==Online Appearance==
In the online version, Lenwood's look is the same except his nose is smaller at the base.
==Gallery==
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Lenwood Heath - After transformation.jpg
LenwoodHeathOnlineBook.png|Lenwood In The Online Book
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Leon Feast

Leon Feast is a character in Hard Luck. He would often kick Greg and Rowley out of the basketball court so he could play basketball with his friends. This made Greg angry, so he and Rowley joined The Superhero Training Academy at YMCA, which turned out to be a scam. Later, Greg takes Leon's yearbook picture and decreases his head size on the computer to get revenge.
==Gallery==
Leon Feast's head shrunk in yearbook photos.jpg|Leon Feast in the yearbook photos. Left side his head was in original position but on right side Greg decreased his head to small size as revenge.
== Appearances ==
* Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck (First and only appearance)
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Leon Goodson

Leon Goodson was a minor character who appeared in Cabin Fever. After Rowdy Riot was banned, he got a lot of them and started selling them like a drug dealer and would ask $3 for a can. One day, Leon and the other kids took the drinks and secretly drank them behind the school, until being caught by a recess supervisor Mrs. Lahey. She told them to pour their drinks out or she would report them to the principal, and the kids spilled their drinks. When Mrs. Lahey left, they soaked the puddles into their socks.
==Gallery==
Leon Goodson and his guys drinking Rowdy Riot behind the school.jpg|Leon Goodson and his guys drinking Rowdy Riot behind the school during recess where no one could see them.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever (First and only appearance)
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Leon Ricket

Leon Ricket is a character who appears in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw.
Leon is given detention for smashing a chair against a wasp that sat on the window in homeroom. Greg gets a detention for sleeping in class, and takes the only empty seat, which is in front of Leon. Leon starts bothering Greg by giving him wet willies and flicking his ear whenever Mr. Ray looked away. Eventually, Leon gets careless, and is caught by Mr. Ray, who warns him he will be in trouble if he catches him touching Greg again. However, as soon as Mr. Ray turns around again, Greg, knowing that Leon would continue to bother him once Mr. Ray turned around and that he would be very careful to avoid being caught again, claps his hand together to make it seem Leon hit him and Leon is told he has to stay an extra half hour in detention and that he has detention the next day, as well. 
==Trivia==
*Leon is absent in the online book, and his actions are replaced by Kenny Keith.
*The reason why Leon bothered Greg during detention is unknown. It is possible that Greg did something not specified to Leon earlier or that maybe when he gets detention, he always bothers the kid sitting in front of him.
*Leon has likely gotten many detentions before, seeing that he got in trouble for "hitting" Greg. It clearly wasn't his first detention.
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