Review

"Bought for grandson; suppose he enjoys this; he has diverse pursuits other that movie games. I love to fold their birthday cash; they like opening this up. I left a pair of western boots to the son-in-law's birthday and they was amazing! (you tube movie ) he hasn't purchased the sneakers I sent the cash for. Oh well ..."

Lucille M. Ouellette - goodreads.com

"Five and seven year olds can use and follow instructions with little/no advice or expertise. On a few of the more complex origami, Ipersonally, as an adult, haven't any problems deciding what to do to finish the springs correctly. Very newcomer and kid-friendly"

Jessica K. Thompson - goodreads.com

"They look very detailed and lifelike. I think I had some problem following the diagrams. Experience helps, and using good paper. Maybe larger paper, too, as I mentioned in another review: there's quite a lot of folding going on. It has some good pages on explanations of folds and bases, though, so it's not entirely throwing one in at the deep end -- working through the designs in order might help"

Ronald W. Goodrich - Reviewer

About the Author

Karry has taught at multiple workshops and camps for both children and adults. She has taught scientists how to design their own origami models as an exercise in problem solving. Her iconoclastic contributions to the origami community (one of his most recognizable works is a origami figure with hands emerging from it, appearing to fold itself) has led him to become one of the world's leading and most influential origami masters. She is an entertainer as well, performing her act (in which origami is large a part of) at fairs and private parties across the globe.