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Turn a single sheet of paper into jaw-dropping flight. Do you want paper airplanes that do more than glide—planes that spiral, boomerang, and fly extremely far? Are you looking for clear, step-by-step instructions your kids can actually follow? Would you love video tutorials for every design, so no one gets stuck on a tricky fold? Designer Kyle Boyer —the creator behind the YouTube channel Foldable Flight (with over 634,000 subscribers )—has taught millions worldwide to craft stunning paper airplanes with no scissors, tape, or glue required . In this book, you’ll find his best designs. Origami is an incredibly fun way to learn, and studies from Harvard University have shown that folding skills in early childhood strongly boost spatial reasoning, visual-motor integration, and math readiness . And a Tufts University program confirmed that origami helps children master 3D spatial thinking—key for STEM success. Inside you’ll discover: 15 original, high-performance designs—from long-distance gliders to stunt planes that boomerang or spiral in flight. Step-by-step instructions that are easy for beginners, fun for kids, and rewarding for adults. Links to video tutorials for every plane—pause, rewind, and master each step with confidence. Beautifully illustrated folding paper (two sheets for each design) so each plane looks as incredible as it flies. Pro tips & throwing techniques to boost performance and break personal records. And much, much more. No scissors, tape, or glue required. Perfect for ages 8 & up , rainy days, classrooms, parties, and STEM activities. Works with standard printer paper or with the included folding paper, so you can start right away. Clear visuals + videos = zero frustration and maximum fun . If you’re ready to turn ordinary paper into extraordinary flight, scroll up and click “Add to Cart” to start folding your first incredible plane today! Review: Paper Planes. - For paper plane enthusiasts, this is an essential book. Good diagrams, quality printed sheets for folding plus video links for tutorials. Kyle Boyer is an excellent tutor. Review: Tricky to cut - Hours of fun for my son, but, frustratingly, requiring hours of my help… The pages are really tricky to cut away from the spine - especially those in the middle. A strange choice of layout for a book recommended for ages 8 and up
| Best Sellers Rank | 23,233 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 13 in Paper Folding & Origami |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 99 Reviews |
E**C
Paper Planes.
For paper plane enthusiasts, this is an essential book. Good diagrams, quality printed sheets for folding plus video links for tutorials. Kyle Boyer is an excellent tutor.
A**R
Tricky to cut
Hours of fun for my son, but, frustratingly, requiring hours of my help… The pages are really tricky to cut away from the spine - especially those in the middle. A strange choice of layout for a book recommended for ages 8 and up
I**Z
Not easy to cut out
For £20, you would expect the pages to be perforated. A child cannot cut the templates out without cutting themselves or ruining the design.
B**O
Nice paper
Expensive. Nice prints but wish they were non transferable
S**.
Not the best quality paper
My son was very excited to receive this book and loves the designs. I have to say I am not overly impressed with the quality of the paper and I am having to cut every design carefully out of the book for him because of how close they are printed to the margin. It's a bit disappointing considering the price.
M**A
Not worth
Each plane is 50p and not all of them fly. Not worth especially for kids
M**D
Good book
My child enjoyed this
C**U
Regalo per mio figlio
Piaciuto tanto.
D**O
Meu filho adorou!
Meu filho adorou!
J**N
super
ok
A**R
Boken kräver tillgång till mobiltelefon!
Tycker inte om att man tvingas till att ha smartphone för att kunna tillgodogöra sig av boken fullt ut....
N**U
Do not buy!
Worst thing I ever bought on Amazon. The paper planes are not simply difficult, they are unnecessarily difficult, folds upon folds in order to get a shape that you could simply get with fewer, simpler folds! In addition, the type of paper in the book is unsuitable for folding, not glossy enough to keep flat and straight, so after all these folds you feel like it is going to fall apart. And, cerise sur le gateau, you have to manually cut the paper from the book! There is another book on Amazon « 200 paper planes to fold and fly » that is infinitely better in all possible terms! What a waste of time and money so that someone with a big ego from the US makes money by proposing useless, complicated plane designs!
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