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File Size: 186271 KB
Print Length: 160 pages
Publisher: Amulet Books (August 7, 2012)
Publication Date: August 7, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B008UH4GTG
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"The Strange Case of Origami Yoda" is a book targeted at younger readers using an imaginative "Star Wars" device as a touchstone. The book is amusing for those who enjoy the film series, and largely deals with subjects interesting to middle school students (and others) worldwide, with the angst of becoming a teenager targeted in humorous vignettes. The book is told in an unusual format, using a central narrator to weave together stories from the viewpoints of different kids. The fundamental question boils down to "is Origami Yoda real?" The theory has both supporters and detractors, but it will not surprise you to learn that the real need to know the answer revolves around asking a cute girl to dance at a PTA function. Along the way there are many amusing diversions ("Soapy the monkey presents: 'Feeling good about our smells,'") as well as childhood nightmares like dodgeball and even squirrel attacks.I admit that I bought this as a gift but read it myself first. Although I declined to make my own Origami Yoda (directions are included) and subscribe mostly to Marcie's viewpoint of the green wad of paper on the end of Dwight's finger, the book is entertaining in its own peculiar way, and will be a true hit with budding pre-adolescent boys in particular.
My 2nd grade son is an advanced reader but honestly doesn't like to read chapter books very often. This totally had his attention and he begged for the next one in the series! Over all it was just a fun story but there are some concepts like teasing classmates or even having first crushes and kissing. Not bad concepts at all but for my 2nd grader this was new territory, so just be aware as parents. Most kids that read this will probably be in 4-6th grade so these ideas are more common, but if you are like me with an advanced reader it is good to know they are discussed.
This book follows Dwight, a weird kid that gives advice to others through his origami Yoda finger puppet. Tommy and his friends want to find out if the finger puppet actually has special powers or not. The novel then pans out like a series of short stories where we see Yoda giving advice to different characters. Tommy and his friend Harvey then evaluate what to make of each story: does it prove that finger puppet Yoda has special powers or not? Along the way, there are amusing doodles off to the side of the page, which can be funny and help the reader picture how different characters look.The book's more than funny, though. It shows readers how some people might try acting weird to get attention, and it shows how "weird people" can be very smart in some ways. So there is a message amongst the humor.By the way, I know very little about Star Wars, but I still found this book funny. And I'm an adult, but I still found this book funny! So even if you're not in the book's target audience, this is a fun, quick read.If you're a parent determining whether or not this book is appropriate for your child, continue reading, but be prepared for spoilers.***** SPOILERS *****Okay, there is no cussing in the book, which is good. The insults never go anywhere beyond "dipwad" or similar childish names. No controversial issues (such as race or religion) enter the mix. In fact, there's just one part of the book that bothers me. Origami Yoda tells a character to attack a boy who made fun of a girl. This character follows Yoda's advice and ends up getting suspended for fighting at school. However, the girl is so impressed that the character stood up for her that she decides to go out with him. I'm not sure that's a good message to be sending kids. That's all I really wanted to caution you on.
I originally ordered this book for a college Children's Literature class. It was one of the required reading materials for the course. Out of all the books we had to read (over 15), this was my favorite. It concentrates on a small group of kids in middle school, and it tells different chapters of the book in the viewpoint of different characters. My favorite was Dwight, who created the Origami Yoda in the first place. He's much smarter than any of them gave him credit for, orchestrating not only his own date, but matching Tommy up with his crush! Dwight made this finger puppet of Yoda, and fooled all of the kid's into thinking that Yoda was 'real' - even giving advice in'Yoda' wording. At first they all think it's silly - until the 'advice' starts coming true!Dwight was super cool to me because he didn't care what anyone else thought. He was true to himself, and he managed to laugh at himself. But he knew - from Yoda, of course - that Sarah liked Tommy. And he used Yoda to convince Tommy to go to the dance. They all had fun, and even danced 'The Twist' at the party - also suggested by Yoda.I thought it was a sweet 'coming of age' kind of story. I thought that it was a very original, even though certain things within the story are universal. It's something that kid's can relate to - as well as adults who have been there! It was fun, light-hearted, and sweet. I am even tempted myself to pick up the rest of this author's works! Perfect for children in middle school! As well as people who are just young at heart!
I love this series. They just contain some of the best writing for kids and adults out there. The stories are humorous and touching, and magical. Something rare that I can't find any flaws in, and which I don't want to because I love them.I have shared this series with my son. (My daughter prefers to closet herself away and enjoy them by herself.) We read them together and laugh. And we discuss what's going on and how we feel about how the different characters choose to act.In this book, we're introduced to Tommy and Dwight and the rest of the gang. And the best way to describe the essence of the book, without giving any spoilers, is to say that Dwight doesn't talk much unless he's got origami Yoda on his finger. And when he does that, he isn't really talking as Dwight so much, as the venerable Jedi. Or so it seems.Yoda's cryptic wisdom makes this story shear magic. My boy and I HIGHLY recommend the series. It's one of my favorites.Pam T~mom/fur-mom
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