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A paragraph tells a bit about the art and history of origami and
encourages originality and experimentation. Explanations of basic
materials, terms, and techniques lead to step-by-step illustrated
directions for nine mostly traditional projects, arranged from
simple to complex. Full-color photos of the finished projects
suggest display methods or uses. Reading list. Review covers the
following titles: Origami Palooza and Origami
Papertainment.
Short sections on fresh foods, basic prep instructions, cooking
terms, equipment, and ingredients introduce eight fairly
challenging recipes. Photos of three prep steps and the final
dishes accompany each recipe. Pictures of very young "chefs" do not
reflect the advanced cooking knowledge required to complete many of
the dishes. Some items call for uncommon ingredients such as
tomatillos and rhubarb. Glos., ind. Review covers the following
Checkerboard Library: Cool Home Cooking titles: Cool Breads
& Biscuits, Cool Dips & Drinks, Cool Main
Dishes, Cool Sides & Salads, Cool Soups &
Stews, and Cool Treats & Sweets.
Good inspiration for confident artists and the less artistically inclined.
"Art doodle" refers to tightly spaced, ornate patterns made with
pens and color media (paint, markers, etc.) that add texture and
depth to art projects. Each volume introduces a few projects and
techniques (e.g., printing, collage) for young creators. Some
volumes are basic (Color Patterns); some more difficult
(Portraits); none are for beginners as the directions and
examples are too general. Glos., ind. Review covers the following
How to Art Doodle titles: Color Patterns, Fabulous
Things, Optical Illusions, Portraits &
Animals, Printing & Other Amazing Techniques, and
Simple Pattern Building Techniques.
Gr 6 Up—Frozen pastry, prepared pie crusts, cake mixes, and melting candy are employed in projects (more than a dozen per volume) that emphasize craft over cooking...
Gr 4–6—Even novice folders can achieve origami success as long as they pay close attention to the detailed steps in these books, which offer six critters per volume, ranging from the simple (tropical fish, parrot) to the challenging (lobster, panda)...
Gr 4–8—Packed with useful tips and interesting projects, these attractive books introduce readers to new pastimes and take experienced hobbyists to the next level...