The BFG
The Indian in the Cupboard
The Indian in the Cupboard
About This Book
When nine-year-old Omri puts a plastic toy figure in an old cupboard and turns the key, the figure comes to life as a real, tiny Iroquois man named Little Bear. Omri must keep his secret while learning that having power over a living person comes with real responsibilities.
ResponsibilityFriendshipImagination
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