Books : The Indian in the Cupboard

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- Indian in the cupboard
Lynne Reid Banks
Fantasy;Fiction
Omnri likes plastic figures and buys a indian.His family gives him an old cupboard. The cupboard is magical and brings plastic figures to life.
How Omnri and Little Bear finds obstacles,and solves them in many ways
I didn't like the part the friend Pete because you knew what he would do before he even does it.
Little Bear; because he is very brave for an indian who is just 2-inch tall.
They were all at the living room looking at the present;It was an old, white medicine cupboard;3pg.;I liked that passage because all this "magic" and adventure started whith just that big, old,cupboard.
It is a good book for people who like fantasy and rare adventures, and has a plot that can hook you to the story.
What would happen to the cowboy if he returned, and would he react violent like he did before.
My strongest recommentation for this book is that any age can read this book and still enjoy it.

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- I loved Indian in the Cupboard
I am eight years old (the reviewers' son). I loved indian in the Cupboard because there was alot of detail and I never got confused once about what happened. She wrote it so that you felt you were in the book.

I think you should read it too.

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- Why Can't Things Like The Cupboard Be Real?
A boy named Omri receives a magical cupboard that makes his action figures come to life. First there is an Indian, later a cowboy. The magic in this novel is not only the powers of the cupboard but the way the boy and the living figures interact. This book is such fun... It gives your imagination a pleasant workout. Recommended for any and all!

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- Excellent book - highly recommended for young people
I have little patience for books, as they can't hold my focus very well - even worse when I was 11

however, this book captured my imagination, even at such a young of age, mainly because it was easy to read and it had a very neat story ---- it was easy to relate my own emtions to it, despite my young age

highly recommended for all readers, especially young ones!

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- The Change In A Kid
I read the book The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynne Reid Banks. I liked how Omri changed during the book, because of the Indian. Omri learned more responsibility. The Indian, Little Bear also grew more responsible as Boone came along. Boone and Patrick also became more responsible.
In the beginning Omri was not really paying much attention to the presents he got for his birthday. Because he just left them on the floor. Once Little Bear came to life he realized that it was real and had to take care of it.
If Little Bear is responsible for anything Omri would take the blame so he wouldn't be discovered. Omri grew very close to Little Bear. And because of this the Indian grew more responsible.
The main point is that Omri changed each day that the Indian was there. His changes were small but they were changes. I don't think anyone will ever change Omri back. I really liked this book and you will probably like it too.
Chris a 6th grader

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