Indian in the cupboard

          Indian in the cupboard

Hello and welcome to Lemur Reviews. We are reviewing the book "Indian in the cupboard". This is a really great book and is  one of my personal favorites.

Julian, the Ring-Tailed Lemur says, "There's no Prosimian(monkeys and relatives) in it."

I say, "It was good anyway."

The story is about a boy who receives a toy Indian, a key and a cupboard for his birthday. When he goes to sleep he locks the Indian in the cupboard( therefore it is called Indian in the cupboard). When he wakes up in the middle of the night the Indian is alive. Eventually, after a lot of trial and error, they become friends. Then, (behind the boy's back) his friend brings to life a cowboy. It takes nearly the entire story for them to make peace. 

Huckleberry Finn says, "Come on cowboys squash dat' Indian."

I say, "Huck! That's not nice!"

Huck, "All I'm sayin' is that  cowboys are better."

Lion, "Who says cowboys are better? They both taste the same."

I said, "You've eat cowboys and Indians?"

Lion, "Loads of times."

I said, "You don't even live on the  same continent!!!" 

Einstein says, "You are right. North America and Africa are separated thousands of miles....... By an ocean!!!Sea travel was horribly slow back then too"

Lion, " so cowboys came to Africa!"

I said, "Back on topic!"

Lonnnnnnnnggggggg rest of the story short in poem:

                                    Indian gets a girl

                                    Key get lost

                                    Key get found

                                   They go home

                                    Happy ever after

                                       The End

      Violence: except Omri getting poked with the equivalent of a pin that;s it.

       Inappropriate: nothing

       Cursing/cussing : nothing

       Elvis says, "There's no hubba hubba in this book."

                                                     Overall

                                    Overall, I love this book and read it over and over again. I  highly recommend  reading this book.

                                            To our panel of reporters.

                                                Positive

                                                  Bray Zarea from  San Fran Decade says

                                                 "four and a half stars."

                                                  Stan Key from Chicago Paragraph says

                                                         "You should totally read it!"

                                                         Neutral

                                             Michael, Jobe, Dan form 99 news say

                                                     "Great story, but too quick."

                                                        Negative

                                                       Harry Popper from 9 and 3 quarters TV says

                                                         "Too Short!"

                                                         Miles Pie form the Denver Quad-bune  says

                                                                "Meh"

Thank you panel of reporters! Next time, we are reviewing Boxcar children book one. We'll be interviewing  Bull Key from The Los Gangeles minute on the book. Thanks for reading this post on my blog! From my group of fiction characters and panel of reporters, Have a good day!!!!