From Introduction:"Origami calls for precision and imagination. If you flip through the pages of this book; you will find a great variety of familiar things conceived with imagination; style; and often a good deal of humor. Anyone can do thismdash;it has been the special province of Oriental children for centuriesmdash;by closely following the step-by-step directions. The result is the gradual yet magical materialization of a solid object which delights a child. It is not surprising that Origami is taught in many South American schools. Patience; control; and perseverance in following all directions closelymdash;which are the requisites of Origamimdash;are part of the mental discipline necessary for a childrsquo;s growth into maturity. But adults enjoy Origami just as much."
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Taos HistoryBy Book ReaderThis is a great little book with much history of the tri-cultural impact on Taos. Obvious much research was done by the author to complete. Photos; some which have been rarely seen; help to tell the story.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Good readBy MarybergerI had spent the day in Taos and found the information in the book very informative. Yes; it is just a quick glance but would recommend it.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A Trip to TaosBy ErinThis is a delightful little volume. Great research and wonderful old photos. Ms. Bleiler takes us on a trip to the by-gone days of this mystic-artistic community. She has captured the atmosphere and sense of place very well. If youve been to Taos; its like visiting again. If you havent; youll feel youve been there after perusing this book.
