About the Book
This book consists of articles from Wikia. Pages: 54. Chapters: The Cappuccino Years characters, The Confessions characters, The Growing Pains characters, The Secret Diary characters, The Weapons of Mass Destruction characters, Adrian Mole, Barry Kent, Bert Baxter, Bianca Dartington, Daisy Flowers, Eleanor Flood, George Mole, Glen Bott, Hamish Mancini, Hugh Carlton-Hayes, Humfri, Ivan Braithwaite, Jo-Jo Mole, Justine, Marigold Flowers, Martin Muffet, Nigel Hetherington, Pandora Braithwaite, Pauline Mole, Robbie Stainforth, Rosie Mole, Sharon Bott, Adrian Mole, Eleanor Flood, George Mole, Glen Bott, Humfri, Ivan Braithwaite, Justine, Nigel Hetherington, Pandora Braithwaite, Pauline Mole, Rosie Mole, Adrian Mole, George Mole, Martin Muffet, Nigel Hetherington, Pandora Braithwaite, Pauline Mole, Rosie Mole, Adrian Mole, Bert Baxter, George Mole, Ivan Braithwaite, Nigel Hetherington, Pandora Braithwaite, Pauline Mole, Rosie Mole, Adrian Mole, Bert Baxter, George Mole, Ivan Braithwaite, Nigel Hetherington, Pandora Braithwaite, Pauline Mole, Adrian Mole, Daisy Flowers, George Mole, Glen Bott, Hugh Carlton-Hayes, Marigold Flowers, Nigel Hetherington, Pandora Braithwaite, Pauline Mole, Robbie Stainforth, Rosie Mole. Excerpt: Adrian Albert Mole: the protagonist of the series. Born April 2nd 1967 (or 1968? See below). An unremarkable middle-English boy who begins a personal diary on January 1st 1981, and continues it intermittently over the. Basically a good and caring person, Adrian is introspective but not pathologically shy. He is generally honest and always tries to do the right thing, sometimes leaving him open to manipulation by the less scrupulous. To his credit he is meticulously tidy and well-groomed, with an acute eye for dress standards even in his teens. However, he is often excessively fussy, petty and jealous, overly critical of other people's shortcomings, and shows a lack of common sense or organisational ability. Considering himself to have elevated intel...
