The Strange Case of Origami Yoda by Tom Angleberger
Reviewed by Nick
All Dwight wants is to get kids better with Origami Yoda. For example, he made a kid stop crying when he had a strike out. Bur one day Dwight gets mad and throws Origami Yoda in the trash. Then he realizes he made a mistake and tries to remember how to make Origami Yoda but he forgot how to make him. Then he has a dream one day. Little did Dwight realize that when you're mad you may do something bad. This book contains a powerful lesson about you should not be mean to someone because they are different. For example a kid named Harvey is always mean to Dwight. But, Harvey has been embarrassed ever since Origami Yoda prove Harvey wrong. This book has expressive and funny illustrations that confirms the child's desire to draw. Kindness is the word of the story.
This is a great fiction and picture book.
The kind of reader of this book is third grade and up.
this book won the New York Times and the Roanoke Times award.
Other books the author made are Darth paper Strikes Back, The Secret of the Fortune Wookie, Art2 D2's Guide to Folding and Doodling, and The Fake Mustache.
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