Tommy is analyzing recent events to make the determination if Origami Yoda is real or just a wad of paper. Dwight is a strange kid, but he's strange and no one seems to like him. When his Origami Yoda starts giving out advice, the kids are amazed when the advice seems to be working out! Dwight is still considered weird and a loser, but the more time that goes by, Tommy starts to suspect that Dwight is smarter than he lets on and maybe not such a loser after all.
From a parent's perspective, it bothered me how often the kids would harass Dwight or call him a loser. It did get better toward the end, so I'll give the author some credit for that.
There are six books in this series, all revolving around origami characters based on the Star Wars series. From the looks of it, Dwight is portrayed differently in these books, so that's a plus. Overall, the story was okay, but it wasn't the best thing I've read that my kids have recommended.
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