Meyer and Mukoda introduce origami, starting with the simplest models and advancing through intermediate to complex models. They also relate origami to mathematics, connecting or re-connecting readers to such areas as spatial relations, geometry, algebra, and pattern finding. Each chapter begins with background, and includes a list of supplies, instructions with drawing and photographs, tips scattered throughout, mathematical explanations, enhancements and next steps, and exercises and explorations. The chapters are magazine-cover box and business-card frog; fluttering butterfly and star basket; waterbomb, tulip, and stellated octahedron; drinking cup; waterbomb base ornament and King David crown; flapping bird and crane; and traditional frog on lily pad. Annotation ©2021 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)