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Darth Paper Strikes Back:

An Origami Yoda Book
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105 Reviews
Harry N. Abrams, Aug 1, 2011 - Juvenile Fiction - 176 pages
The hilarious, clever, and much-anticipated follow-up to the breakout hit, The Strange Case of Origami Yoda! It is a dark time at Ralph McQuarrie Middle School. After suffering several Origami Yoda-related humiliations, Harvey manages to get Dwight suspended from school for being a troublemaker. Origami Yoda pleads with Tommy and Kellen to save Dwight by making a new case file--one that will show how Dwight's presence benefits McQuarrie. With the help of their friends, Tommy and Kellen record cases such as Origami Yoda and the Pre-eaten Wiener, Origami Yoda and the Exploding Pizza Bagels, and Origami Yoda and Wonderland: The Musical. But Harvey and his Darth Paper puppet have a secret plan that could make Dwight's suspension permanent... With his proven knack for humorously exploring the intrigues, fads, and dramas of middle school, Tom Angleberger has crafted a worthy sequel to his breakout bestseller.

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The ending was fantastic and so unexpected. - Goodreads
The drawings and font changes help reluctant readers. - Goodreads
The writing is quick paced. - Goodreads
The best part of the book was the ending. - Goodreads
The ending was so unexpected and I absolutely loved it. - Goodreads

Review: Darth Paper Strikes Back (Origami Yoda #2)

User Review  - Brett - Goodreads

I definitely enjoyed this boy-centric sequel to the very popular "Strange Case of Origami Yoda" more than the original, which left me with a lot of questions. This story builds on the characters we ... Read full review

Review: Darth Paper Strikes Back (Origami Yoda #2)

User Review  - April Farmer - Goodreads

Not as good as Yoda, but has a nice twist at the end. Overall this multi-medial series is very accessible for students who struggle with maintaining interest with reading. It has short chapters ... Read full review

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About the author (2011)

Tom Angleberger's Strange Case of Origami Yoda was hailed as “delightful” by the New York Times and called “the most original novel of the year” by the Boston Globe. Angleberger is also the author of Horton Halfpott. His website is OrigamiYoda.com. He lives in Christianburg, Virginia, with his wife, the author-illustrator Cece Bell.

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