A theme is standing up. how he stood up to the bully and his friends when they picked on him or how he stood up for what he believed how he was from another realm and how he was the dark lord there and how he took over all five realms. I think the author is trying to say that you need to stand up for what you believe in and not let anybody push you around. the bullies symbolize that we all have something that we have to get over. if you want a funny book or just something that's entertaining then this is a good book Lord Voldemort. Sauron. The White Queen of Narnia. They all had to start somewhere…This book plays with the evil genius idea in so many delicious ways; it’s hard to know where to start. For one thing, the cover is fabulous: dead black with just a hint of color and that cruel parody of a smiley face to catch the eye. Then there’s the premise of a dread dark overlord being cast into the body of a puny human boy. Dirk Lloyd is a fabulous creation, funny (when he doesn’t intend to be), ruthless, scheming, brilliant and utterly endearing in his cluelessness. Even though he easily trounces bullies without lifting a finger, dealing with angry human girls is a terror he’s unwilling to face. His dialogue crackles and his diary only adds depth to his character. His human friends aren’t always on his side but that makes them solid characters instead of mere foils in his schemes…I mean, props to highlight his despicable depths. His dilemma also coaxes the reader to see his side of things as we witness how merciless the forces of “good” can be. The plot takes a delirious twist at the end and promises more delights in the sequel which must surely follow. Will true love win the day? Will goodness be corrupted by the forces of evil? Will evil triumph over good? And just who gets to redecorate the Iron Tower, anyhow?
Do You like book Dark Lord. Días De Escuela (2012)?
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