How to Make Paper Planes and Other Flying Objects: 35 step-by-step objects to fly in an instant [Paperback] Ono, Mari and Ono, Roshin

Thirty-five paper aircraft designs, from the classic dart to gliders that actually soar across the room. Mari and Roshin Ono break down each fold with clear diagrams and instructions that work for both kids and adults who never quite mastered the art. You'll find traditional Japanese designs alongside Western innovations — some built for distance, others for loops and tricks. The book assumes zero origami experience and uses standard printer paper, so you can start immediately with whatever's in your desk drawer. A few designs get technical (the stunt planes require patience), but most come together in under five minutes. Perfect for a rainy afternoon, a bored classroom, or anyone who's ever wanted to launch something across a room with style.