Title: _The_ book for anyone learning or teaching origami
Product review: The short version of this review is: Wow. What a perfect book. What a classic. Wow. The long form is: As a student, I adore it. As a teacher, I adore it. As a gift-giver, I adore it. When I was on jury duty and wanted something to do that I could share with and teach to other people, it was the first book I looked for. When a friend wanted to learn, it was the first book I lent. When I forgot to buy a guest-gift the first time I met my boyfriend's parents, it was one of the two books I brought on the plane with me so that I could whip up something miraculous-looking without much time to work with (the other book being Tomoko Fusè's "Unit Origami", a classic of a very different sort). When looking for folds to memorize for those times when you need to fidget with something, it was the book I turned to; the Double Heart fold is one of my favorite fidgets. The short short version is: Buy it. You won't regret it.
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