Best Ever Paper Airplanes Paperback – March 1, 2007

I really enjoyed this book and had a great time with the designs. The only problem I had with this book is the cover. The three paper airplanes on the cover are nowhere to be seen within the book. I hoped to see these models again from his other book but I enjoyed the new designs, nonetheless. I feel the designs in this book are a great foundation to work with when I decide to modify the designs to make them look more like modern jet fighters.

My son used this book for months! We made dozens of airplanes and he learned how to use a ruler by using this book. I think it is fun and a great teaching tool into applied measurements.My 7 year old used this book all last summer. We still do use it sometimes. It also taught him how to use a ruler and about fractions. He probably made about 40 airplanes (no kidding).

My 8 year old loves loves loves it. Even the 4 year old has been sifted around the pages and picked up making couple of planes.i never grew with such books available to me, and we made only a handful of basic paper planes.But this book is a great resource for creative minds and each plane is well explained and well written with great illustrations.

Bought this for part of my 7th grade class on flight and space, woah these are difficult. So far no 7th grader has made a successfully flying plane from this book. Granted they are also impatient and sloppy 7th graders.But these planes are complex and intricate, so only buy if you are going to sit and help your kid, or if you are a paper plane enthusiast who has the patience to make these. They seem awesome, but my kids are struggling with them. Not a problem for me because they spend so much time on them!

I used to rent his older books for the public library back in the late 90snostalgia got the best of me - and I am enjoying every minute of it.

I ordered this book for a grandson who loves paper airplanes. I found the planes' and directions much too complicated for a 10 year old. I will donate it to our local library.

Gathering books for first graders who loved to make airplanes - this book was a good one to add to our school library collection.

My son loves this book and he walked around with it for a week and worked on planes the whole time

I have this at the cottage for my grandchildren. Lots of great plans for rainy day activities.

This is a great book for anyone who wants to learn how to make paper aeroplanes