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Fly in a Paper Airplane: Aquatic CreaturesOnline bookstores
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Published in July 2024
Selling Points
・A professional paper airplane maker proudly presents 15 kinds of paper airplane!
・Kids can learn about how these animals live and how they fly.
・Parents and kids can have fun making these creatures together, and it also makes a great gift.
Presenting 15 adorable paper airplanes for parents and kids to enjoy making together!
See all your favorite creatures from the aquarium fly, including a dolphin, shark, frog, penguin, squid, whale, killer whale, seahorse, and more! This is a paper craft that you can have fun making while learning about how these animals live and how they fly. Easy-to-understand illustrated explanations for how to make them and how to fly them are included. Perforated edges make it easy to punch out the pieces.
Author
Andrew Dewar was born in Toronto, Canada in 1961. On his 10th birthday, he received a book of paper airplanes from his father as a present, which sparked his interest in paper crafts. After graduating from the University of Toronto, he taught in Japan, where he is currently a professor of Library and Information Science at Tokai Gakuin University and the head of Tokai Daiichi Kindergarten. His books include “Yoku tobu kami hikouki myuujiamu” (“Museum of Paper Airplanes that Fly Well”) (Shogakukan), “Da Vinci no hikouki o tobasou!” (“Fly Da Vinci’s Planes!”) (Futami Shobo).
Published in July 2024
Selling Points
・A professional paper airplane maker proudly presents 15 kinds of paper airplane!
・Kids can learn about how these animals live and how they fly.
・Parents and kids can have fun making these creatures together, and it also makes a great gift.
Presenting 15 adorable paper airplanes for parents and kids to enjoy making together!
See all your favorite creatures from the aquarium fly, including a dolphin, shark, frog, penguin, squid, whale, killer whale, seahorse, and more! This is a paper craft that you can have fun making while learning about how these animals live and how they fly. Easy-to-understand illustrated explanations for how to make them and how to fly them are included. Perforated edges make it easy to punch out the pieces.
Author
Andrew Dewar was born in Toronto, Canada in 1961. On his 10th birthday, he received a book of paper airplanes from his father as a present, which sparked his interest in paper crafts. After graduating from the University of Toronto, he taught in Japan, where he is currently a professor of Library and Information Science at Tokai Gakuin University and the head of Tokai Daiichi Kindergarten. His books include “Yoku tobu kami hikouki myuujiamu” (“Museum of Paper Airplanes that Fly Well”) (Shogakukan), “Da Vinci no hikouki o tobasou!” (“Fly Da Vinci’s Planes!”) (Futami Shobo).
- Size：210×297mm
- Pages：52Pages (36 pages in Color)
- Binding：Softbound
- Publisher：PIE International
- Language：Japanese
- ISBN：978-4-7562-5843-4 Ｃ8076
- Author：Andrew Dewar
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