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'''[[File:The_pi.png|thumb|Him in the online version.]]Corey Lamb''' was a minor character in the third novel, in which he took the dictionary from [[Alex Aruda]] and put it on [[Mrs. Craig]]'s desk; the teacher coincidentally walked in at the exact time he put the dictionary back on the desk and thought he was the theif that took the dictionary. As a result, he was forced to stay in from recess. | '''[[File:The_pi.png|thumb|Him in the online version.]]''' | ||
{{InfoCharacter | |||
|Name = Corey Lamb | |||
|age = 12-13 | |||
|gender = Male | |||
|actor = None | |||
|film appearance = No | |||
|online appearance = Yes (as Scotty Lamb) | |||
|book appearance = Yes}} | |||
'''Corey Lamb''' (called '''Scotty Lamb''' in the online version) was a minor character in the third novel, in which he took the dictionary from [[Alex Aruda]] and put it on [[Mrs. Craig]]'s desk; the teacher coincidentally walked in at the exact time he put the dictionary back on the desk and thought he was the theif that took the dictionary. As a result, he was forced to stay in from recess. | |||
==Appearances== | |||
*[[Diary of a Wimpy Kid Online]] | |||
*[[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw]] | |||
[[Category:Male Characters]] | [[Category:Male Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Characters who appeared in The Last Straw]] | [[Category:Characters who appeared in The Last Straw]] | ||
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[[Category:Children]] | [[Category:Children]] | ||
[[Category:Middle School Students]] | [[Category:Middle School Students]] | ||
[[Category:Kids]] | |||
[[Category:Westmore Middle School]] | |||
[[Category:Minor Characters]] | |||
[[Category:Characters who appeared in the online book]] | |||
Revision as of 13:51, 8 May 2013
Corey Lamb (called Scotty Lamb in the online version) was a minor character in the third novel, in which he took the dictionary from Alex Aruda and put it on Mrs. Craig's desk; the teacher coincidentally walked in at the exact time he put the dictionary back on the desk and thought he was the theif that took the dictionary. As a result, he was forced to stay in from recess.