Klutz: Book of Paper Airplanes [2004]

Making Paper Airplanes doesn't feel like science. And it's not quite
art. Near as we can figure, it's magic. Paper Airplanes fly
because of good, old reliable physics. And it takes a sharp eye
and a clean fold to make them right. But launching a regular old
piece of paper into the sky so that it soars, loops and glides
- that's pure magic.

We present here a complete guide to folding aerobatic amazements.
The ten airplanes in this book are the best we've ever seen: esy
to make, forgiving of mistakes, attractive and flight-ready under
all kinds of conditions. Clear instructions and step-by-step
illustrations make even the most impressive planes kid do-able,
while trimming and tweaking tips give basic principles of flight
instant real-world relevance.

This big book comes complete with 40 sheets of flight-tested, ready-to-fold
paper, printed on both sides in a variety of 20 colourful
patterns, including leopard print, wood grain, hot rod flames
and lose-it-on-the-lawn grass. It's everything you need to rule
the skies.