In the sequel to The Strange Case of Origami Yoda, Harvey creates Darth Paper to duel Origami Yoda. The dark side of the force is too strong for Origami Yoda and Dwight gets kicked out of school. The kids are lost without Yoda's wisdom and begin a case file to convince the school board that Dwight and Origami Yoda have helped them. Harvey tricks Tommy into giving him the file so he can make a strong case for keeping Dwight out of school. Things look hopeless know that Darth Paper has arrived. Is there any chance Darth Paper has a good side under his helmet?
I loved this book. The Star Wars puns were original and funny. The pictures the kids drew in the case file are cute, especially the Star Wars' characters. The characters are realistic and act like middle schoolers desperate to figure out their lives and willing to believe any advice - even from Origami puppets. There is a good moral to the story, but it isn't heavy handed. It's a quick read with lots of pictures, so it is a good choice for reluctant readers. It is also a good choice for boys.
I loved this book. The Star Wars puns were original and funny. The pictures the kids drew in the case file are cute, especially the Star Wars' characters. The characters are realistic and act like middle schoolers desperate to figure out their lives and willing to believe any advice - even from Origami puppets. There is a good moral to the story, but it isn't heavy handed. It's a quick read with lots of pictures, so it is a good choice for reluctant readers. It is also a good choice for boys.
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