The Indian In The Cupboard by, Lynne R Banks

Significance:
this book is important bacause it is something that is fun to read. It is an old book and is a very good story between a boy his magic cupboard and a plastic indian. It is a book that makes you happy and is not slow at all. It is also important because it teaches you to belive. You should care about this book because It will make you happy.

Perspective:
The author as a child could have gotten a cupboard and she might have pretended that it was magic of course it realy wasn't magic. Her friend might have given her her old toys. many things in this book could have happened to the author but I am not sure what.

Evidence:
The argument that is being made is that omari is fighting him self to see if he should keep the indian out and alive or keep him locked up in the cupboard forever. This argument is made by Omari to himself .

Connection:
This book connects to the real world because some of the things in this book can really happen like getting a cupboard but one that isn't magic. Getting toys and ditching school. The work in the book applies to my own life because in the book omari goes to school and he has gotten toys for his birthday. I go to school and I have gotten toys for my birthday.

Supposition:
If this book never happened I don't think that it would affect the world because no one would ever know if it ever happened and everyone would be used to it not being here. If I changed part of the problems in this book then the book would change in a lot of ways.