Darth Paper Strikes Back - Book 2 in The Origami Yoda Series | Middle Grade Sci-Fi Adventure Novel | Perfect for Star Wars Fans & Young Readers | Great for Classroom Reading & Gift Ideas

This is a review from a kid and his mom;I liked how Harvey was really evil, like Darth Paper evil. And also how all the girls, when they saw Harvey's Darth Paper Origami they said, 'oh, he's so tiny! Can you make me a pink one?' This book is pretty funny, but also, there is an adventure here because they have to try and save Dwight. Yoda said, 'make a new case file you must, the only way to save Dwight, that is.' Yoda is in this book in each chapter and he gives advice to people that is really cool.People should read this book, but they should read the first book, first, it is called The Strange Case of Origami Yoda. People should also read this because it is the second book in the series and it is kinda like a diary, only they call it a case file instead.The main thing that they have to do is they have to save Dwight from going to some school for really, really, really bad kids. Tommy, the main character, thinks he might get beat up there, which would be super awful.Mom's review;I kept walking past his room, smiling because I heard him giggling as he flipped the pages. There was no whining about playing a computer game or watching TV, he was pretty content to lounge in bed, reading. I don't think he's had this much fun reading a book since he read the Percy Jackson series. Definitely worth buying this in hardcover instead of borrowing it from the library, because he's read it about three times now. Some other books he's liked, just to add a little perspective, Gregor the Overlander, Holes, George's Marvelous Medicine, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Harry Potter, Captain Underpants, Bionicle books, The Wizard of Oz and Garfield comics.