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Worst Week Ever!

A universe by Eva Amores

A frantic photo-and-cartoon comedy told one disastrous day at a time - Monday to Sunday - as hapless Justin Chase survives bullies, zombies and an alien invasion.

  • Series

    1
  • Books

    7
  • Best for

    8–11
  • Status

    Complete

At a glance

Primary creator
Eva Amores
First book
Worst Week Ever! Monday · 2023
Tone
Funny, Silly, Irreverent, Absurdist
Overall sensitivity
Low

The shape of it

The shape of this universe.

Worst Week Ever! is Eva Amores and Matt Cosgrove's frantic, globally bestselling comedy series that runs one catastrophic day at a time. Across seven books - Monday through Sunday - hapless Justin Chase endures a week from hell: a new school, a bully, a possibly-vampire stepfather, a desert island, a zombie apocalypse and, finally, an alien invasion. Told in a manic mash-up of text, cartoons and real photographs, the series is fast, daft and stuffed with slapstick and gross-out gags. Built squarely for reluctant readers who devour Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Tom Gates and the Treehouse books, it turns short bursts of visual comedy into relentless page-turners, and pays off its running jokes with a big, silly, world-saving finale.

A frantic photo-and-cartoon comedy told one disastrous day at a time - Monday to Sunday - as hapless Justin Chase survives bullies, zombies and an alien invasion.

Primary themes

Tone palette

  • Funny
  • Silly
  • Irreverent
  • Absurdist

The series

One way in.

Cultural footprint

A shelf of evidence.

What Worst Week Ever! has done

  • Bestseller

Cultural ubiquity

3/ 5

Well-known to people who know the room.

Sensitivity

Low, and collection-wide.

LowCollection-wide

Content notes

  • Scary imagery

Across the collection

All 7 books.

About the creator

Eva Amores.

Eva Amores

Author

Eva Amores: co-creator, with Matt Cosgrove, of Worst Week Ever! — fast, daft, cartoon-and-photo comedy that reliably hooks reluctant 8–11 readers who love Wimpy Kid and the Treehouse books.

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