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|title=The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett: An Origami Yoda Book

|sort=Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett: An Origami Yoda Book, The

|publisher=Abrams

|date=September 2013

|summary=Mid-series this volume may be, and hampered by a most unattractive margin doodle quirk, but this book of gentle rebellion at school can be really quite good fun.

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What is out there that can make a wimpy kid less, er, wimpy? Why, a paper finger puppet of the ''Star Wars'' universe's Yoda character, that's what. One kid in school has taken the Origami Yoda persona on through several other books and adventures, and he's going to be useful here, as he, our chief narrator Tommy and all their friends despair at changes in the school. In a rash move, the principal has banned all the semi-educational but fun classes, like music, drama and, er, Lego Robot Club, and replaced them with horrendously boring and patronising, shrill TV programmes and rote filling-in of worksheets, just so collectively the school's exam marks bounce back from a one-year dip. But how can one little paper Yoda inspire such a large scale retraction, and get the changes reversed?