"The Diary of a Nobody" by brothers George and Weedon Grossmith is a satirical novel presented as the diary entries of Charles Pooter, a humble, self-important, lower-middle-class London clerk. Spanning 15 months, the diary meticulously records Pooter's daily life, filled with trivial mishaps, social embarrassments, and his earnest attempts to maintain respectability amidst the challenges posed by disagreeable tradesmen, impertinent colleagues, and his wayward son, Lupin. Through Pooter's often oblivious narrative, the Grossmiths create a timeless and humorous portrait of Victorian suburban life, gently mocking its pretensions, social aspirations, and minor frustrations. The novel remains a beloved classic for its keen observation of human nature and its enduringly endearing protagonist.