About book Princess Labelmaker To The Rescue: An Origami Yoda Book (2014)
**WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD** Hey do you love the origami Yoda books well you'll love Princess Label Maker To The Rescue. It's a realistic fiction book. Wait origami Yoda is in the origami rebel alliance but not Dwight. That's as weird as Dwight thinking he's a magic squirrel. Though this is a real great book and I hope you enjoy it. In the exposition " Princess Label maker " is apparently showing principle Rabbski the case file anonymously. In the rising action their having a meeting on wether to keep Funtime or not. In the climax all the suspense is building to the point were virtually sweating. In the falling action Ms.Rabbski actually stands up for what's right for the learning environment. In the resolution the principle resigns and Sara almost kisses Tommy and wait you prevented that in this book but not in Fake Mustache fail Tom Angleberger ( kid's note: About time you said his name Karol ( car-ol) who guess what internet, he's totally a boy.) fail well and the good guys all live happily ever after ( Not. Also yes even Harvey lives happily ever after ) The setting is at McQuarrie middle school spring semester. The conflict is person vs society because all the good kids ( and the principle ) are ( legally ) battling the school board to end Funtime once and for all. All that is crazy that Dwight somehow stole the file. But wait why does Murky have Pad-me? He's a he for squids sake that is creepy. Here's a little something. Professor Funtime is the bad guy. I agree with that but if you read this book you'll know even he hates Funtime. Well AR-GAP sounds fun. I agree with that but it's an edu-fun product like xtremefun.Also have you ever been tired of being random ( cricket noises ), me neither. But Rabbski is the bad guy. I'd agree with that but not any more. Ok well um Murky is.... I don't agree with that and don't say it. Ok ok. In conclusion this book is amazing that's why I gave it 5 stars. I recommend this to all you origami Yoda fans. Bye. Peace out. Cake. These books just get better and better, don't they? We started out wondering if Origami Yoda was real, and reading to find out what would happen to Dwight. But now the universe of Origami Yoda has expanded to include the entire school, as the kids lose all elective courses (art, sports, drama, music) in favor of watching endless test-prep videos and taking endless prep tests. It's a very sly commentary on what is really happening in education today, and I cheered at the ending of this one! I think I might need to go out right now and get the next (and last!) book . . . I'm pretty sure my 9yo won't have a problem with that, either.
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Love love love this second to last book in the Origami Yoda series.
—nelly
My kiddos and I have loved this series. So original and fun!
—derek
stopped reading this book on page 68
—truecountrygirl97
