Each volume includes easy-to-follow instructions and clear photos for creating several different origami projects. The books progress in difficulty, with Not-Quite-So-Easy offering simpler projects than Sort-of-Difficult. Both titles include folding techniques and origami "fun facts." Projects are suitable for children with some origami experience. Reading list. Glos., ind.

. Sort-of-Difficult Origami ISBN 978-1-4296-2023-9 . LC 2007052208. MEINKING, Mary . Easy Origami ISBN 978-1-4296-2020-8 . LC 2008001677. . Not-Quite-So-Easy Origami ISBN 978-1-4296-2021-5 . LC 2008001679. ea vol: 32p. (Origami Series). diags. photos. further reading. glossary. index. Web sites. CIP. Capstone/Snap Bks. 2008. PLB $25.26. Gr 2-6 Children will be delighted by these colorful books. While each book perforce must contain some of the same information in terms of the basic folds, materials, etc., an effort is made to vary what is included in the fun facts, glossary, and read more sections with little duplication. Easy includes such projects as the simple seven-step paper cup, while Difficult has a 35-step frog. Some of the projects are purely decorative, while others have practical application, such as bookmarks, envelopes, and boxes. All of them have clearly illustrated diagrams and attractive photos of the completed projects using different colors and textures of paper. In order to experience success, readers should use the books in order.