LitPick Review
With Dwight and origami Yoda now at the Tippett Academy, the horizon looks bleak for Tommy, Kellen, and even Harvey. But then comes in the Fortune Wookiee, a paper fortune teller. Shara says that Dwight made it for them. It is doing a good job, but classmates see Dwight and see that he is not the same. Tommy goes to talk to him and sees that he is “almost normal,” which is weird to see. Will Tommy and his classmates be able to find out the mystery of the Fortune Wookiee and find out why Dwight is almost normal? You have to read this mystery packed book to find out!
Opinion:
This book was an amazing sequel to Darth Paper Strikes Back. I like the book, and it is presented in a short story format with tons of illustrations to accompany the book. The book is also very funny. One example of its humor is on page 99: “When I turned the wheel right on the Rug-Boni it didn’t turn the way a mower does! Instead of the front wheels turning the BACK wheels turned. They went way out on the left side and CRACK! Right into the Coke Machine!!” I recommend this book to ages eight and up.
